Cheesecake Love Thread

75 posts and not a single recipe! come on people!!

http://www.cheesecake.com.au/ FTW

http://www.cheesecake.com.au/ListProductsForState.aspx?GP=1&ST=VIC (the shop in Mildura would do a MASSIVE platter of loads of their cake varieties)

Mal's caramel cheesecake was pretty rockin' too..

Its summer, and the thought of cheesecake, in a park, on a hot afternoon, being washed down with cold beer, or white wine.......is sounding like a plan.

Anybody?

I was doing my daily Baileys search around LFGSS and this thread popped up =P

Its summer, and the thought of cheesecake, in a park, on a hot afternoon, being washed down with cold beer, or white wine.......is sounding like a plan.

Anybody?

Go see Balki.

^ one of the yummiest cheesecakes Ive tasted was milk chocolate and baileys..damn good!

@ Hovis... that c\cake is really rich n heavy... its seems the preference is for that type rather then the lighter airy ones which are not baked, not as many, if any eggs, and lighter cheese.

how did you dress it or did you leave it as is?

http://www.cheesecake.com.au/ FTW

http://www.cheesecake.com.au/ListProductsForState.aspx?GP=1&ST=VIC (the shop in Mildura would do a MASSIVE platter of loads of their cake varieties)

Mal's caramel cheesecake was pretty rockin' too..

Im sure Mals cheesecake is delish! what flavor is that? Ferrero Rocher?

Im not feeling the cheesecake shop in Aus\NZ...theirs are generic based with diff flavors, and the taste is chalky and bland... id score them a low 1 out of 10...

Err.. "caramel" as above :P
They are Ferrrorororor rockers or whatever on top though :)

Bah! When I last went to the cheesecake shop they were great and certainly not a single base with just topping changes. Saying that, they did change what was offered between stores. Melbourne ones never had the mashup the Mildy store had.

Polish cheesecakes are currently FTW.. they're not as sickly sweet as the Aussie ones.. google "sernik"

^ sorry! ...it looks chocolate not caramel :)

off to google sernik- thanks!

Just received a delightful recipe for a Raspberry & Malteser Cheesecake, this one looks gorgeous!

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german cheesecake. there's a fantastic recipe the first hit when you google "german cheesecake". i made it the other day.

@ Hovis... that c\cake is really rich n heavy... its seems the preference is for that type rather then the lighter airy ones which are not baked, not as many, if any eggs, and lighter cheese.

how did you dress it or did you leave it as is?

Yes, that's the proper stuff. My mum used to make it all the time. Very nice indeed. I always used to like the simplicity--for some reason, I've never liked fruitcake or other very 'mixed' cakes much.

By the way, I never realised that Quark was considered a kind of cheese ... I think it's more like yogurt and can be flavoured either savoury or sweet. I always used to think that the name Käsekuchen was ironic and meant to reflect that the cake ended up looking a little like a cheese ...

Anyway, haven't had one since I became vegan, but I'm sure there'll be a good vegan recipe floating around somewhere.

Anyway, haven't had one since I became vegan, but I'm sure there'll be a good vegan recipe floating around somewhere.

If you're ever in Glasgow there's a legendary vegan cheesecake you get at the record shop/venue/vegan restaurant/Glesga institution mono. I have no idea how they make it. Must be voodoo involved somewhere along the line.

Oh, excellent. I've never been to Glasgow, perhaps now's the time!

Never been to Glasgow? Pffft.

Glasgow's ace!

no derailment thanks :p

You're one big derailment

Glasgow's cheesecake!

Fixed.

(Phew--thread back on track. ;) )

oliver, lets organise a ride up

That 'German' cheesecake is actually the Jewish one I referred to.

Yes, Germany used to have a fantastic German Jewish culture. :(

You're one big derailment

you have a great day too!

So . . . when am I getting my Cheescake then Bella?????

Yes, Germany used to have a fantastic German Jewish culture. :(

You should ask them to come back! It's been years... ;)