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Sentient26 reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. 2 days ago
A keeper! Great flavors Worth the effort
I made a 1/2 size in a 7" springform, not trying to be perfect about quantities-just close. I baked at the directed temp but next time I might lower it to 325-it got just a little brown in places at 45 minutes.I left in oven for another 45 minutes and there was no cracking. After chilling it was time to try and it definitely did not disappoint. I will be making this again, thanks.
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cat reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. 1 week ago
what about a crust??
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TrustyStraw8814 reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. January 2025
So just made the batter and completely forgot to put in the butter. What happens if I didn’t add it
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Laurie reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. January 2025
A keeper! Great flavors
My daughter made this for me for Christmas. Absolutely delicious!
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CraftyOkra3399 reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. December 2024
Delicious! I reduced sugar to 1 cup, and it was still very sweet, so I am thinking 3/4 or even 1/2 for next time. No other ingredient substitutions or changes other than adding a graham cracker crust. Used a whisk and a regular bowl to mix everything. Cooked it at 475F for 10 min and 200 for an hour, cooled in the oven for 2 hours. I didn't have any cracking--not that I'd care, honestly, you're going to eat the cake not marry it.
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Barbara L reviewed April Caudle’s Italian Cream Cheese and Ricotta Cheesecake. December 2024
Just made this for the first time and went with Dan Le Chef's recommendation starting with oven temp of 475 and then reduced the temp to 200 for an hour and turned off the oven. I didn't open the oven at any point but after turning off the oven as suggested a large crack developed within a few minutes. Not having made a cheesecake in many years I'm not quite sure I might do on my next try. I'm thinking each my oven may cool off a bit too quickly (KitchenAid). Any suggestions for my next try? The taste is fine, just disappointed in the large cracks.
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