There is one cheesecake recipe which I liked since the day I started using it about two years ago. It was meant to be New York Cheesecake. However, I used oreo cookies as the base instead. This recipe never fails. It always turn out to be good and solid. You'll have to try it to be convinced!
(Makes one 10" 1.5" tall and one 10" 2" tall Oreo Cheesecakes)
Ingredients:
4 Rolls of Oreo Cookies, cream removed
80g Butter, softened
1.2kg Cream cheese, softened
350g Fine sugar
235g Whole milk
6 Eggs
305g Sour cream
4 tsp Vanilla extract
40g Plain flour
Method:
1. Grind oreo cookies until fine.
2. Mix oreo cookies with softened butter, then press onto the bottom of the greased springform pans. Place it into the fridge.
3. In the large mixing bowl, mix cream cheese with sugar until smooth.
4. Blend in milk, then mix in the eggs one at a time, mixing just enough to incorporate.
5. Mix in sour cream, vanilla and flour until smooth. Pour filling into prepared crust.
6. Bake in the preheated oven of 150C for 90mins, or until the sides are firm, but centre still a little wobbly.
7. Turn the heat off, and let the cake cool in the oven with the door ajar for 5-6 hours. I left it overnight.
8. Then chill it in the refrigerator for a few hours before decorating or serving.
9. I decorated it with more crushed oreos, and added mini oreos to make it a true oreo cheesecake!
Can you guess which is the wobbly one after baking?
16 comments:
happy birthday to your sons Jane! the oreo cheesecakes looks very creamy! yummy!
Both cheese cakes look so yummy! I'm tempted to try the recipe. Bookmarked. Thanks for sharing!
Happy birthday to boy boy and ah girl!! I'm sure all of you enjoy the cheesecake very much! Nothing can beat mum's homemade cheesecake huh!!
Actually, we are blessed, to have all our kids celebrating their birthday together. I have my 2 boys whose birth date only different 2 days apart, so I always celebrate their birthday on the same day too :)
Both cheesecakes look good & yummy, and thanks for sharing the recipe with us. I would like to guess cheesecake no.2 is the wobbly one, because usually cake that easily burn outside ... the inside maybe not cook yet.
Hi ladies,
Thanks! You'll really have to try this recipe, but of course, maybe halved the recipe to your own pan size.
DG,
You're really sharp! That's right, the burnt one was still wobbly. But actually what I learnt during a cheesecake workshop was, the cheesecake needs to be lightly wobbly in the centre. It cannot be completely firm thought. This oven does not cook evenly though.
My children's birthday are 10 days apart. But I decided to put them together. Otherwise, I'll be very busy! Hahaha...
Hey Jane,
The baked oreo cheesecakes looked scrumptious! Have yet tried the baked version...must be better. Must try it next time, thanks for the recipe. :)
my nephew love oreos too! me too prefer those baked ones compare to no bake. and i'll definitely try it (: thank you! (:
Thanks HBS. Let me know how you like it after you have tried it.
Hi sweetylicious,
Do try it. I hope you like it too!
I love Oreos too, so this will surely be in my "to bake" list. Thank you :)
Hi Jane, gorgeous cheesecakes and your son definitely has taste!
Thanks Jo!
Thanks Bake for a Queen. You must try this cheesecake. Let me know how it goes!
Jane,
I have no doubt this will taste good. Both my favorites are there. Oreo and Cheese!
my nephew love oreos too! me too prefer those baked ones compare to no bake. and i'll definitely try it (: thank you! (:
This is a really great recipe that I can work with my little sis! Oreo is one of the best cookies I ever tasted and I can't believe how many recipes you can make out of it.
Haley, hope you'll try this. I'm sure you'll love it as much as my son!
I cloud not find the Chocolate Croissants yet, but this nice Oreo Cheesecake will do the job. Lets get to work. Printing.............
Mari From: Business Plan Resources
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