
Ingredients
Cream cheese (cheese paste) ( 480 g ) | Light cream (cheese paste) ( 75 g ) |
| Condensed milk (cheese paste) ( 100 g ) | Sour cream (cheese paste) ( 2 tablespoons ) |
Sugar Powder (cheese paste) ( 3 tablespoons ) | Corn starch (cheese paste) ( 2 tablespoons ) |
Low-gluten flour (cheese paste) ( 3 tablespoons ) | Eggs (cheese paste) ( 2 pieces ) |
Lemon zest (cheese paste) ( 1 tablespoon ) | Digestive biscuits (cake base) ( 115g ) |
Butter (cake base) ( 60 g ) |
How to make heavy cheesecake

1.Put digestive biscuits into a sealed bag and flatten with a rolling pin
2. Melt the butter in water and stir it into the biscuit crumbs3.Pour the biscuits into the bottom of the mold and flatten them with a spoon.Flatten completely and place in the refrigerator to refrigerate

4. After the cream cheese has softened at room temperature, add the condensed milk and stir well.

5. Then add lemon peel, stir well, add light cream, stir well again, add corn Starch, stir evenly, add cake flour, stir evenly, add eggs, stir evenly again

6. Beat the cheese batter until it is very smooth (preheat the oven to 150 degrees)

7.Use Wrap the mold with aluminum foil (we will bake it in a water bath)

8.Cake batter Pour into the mold, put it into the baking pan, and add one centimeter of hot water to the bottom of the baking pan

9.Bake for about 50 minutes.When cooked, open the oven and let the cake continue to cool for about 1 hour (take it out to room temperature and cool it completely, then put it in the refrigerator for 4-6 hours)

10.Crush the Oreos and add them to the top
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11.You can add your favorite fruit or cream and enjoy it
Tips
1.If the aluminum foil paper is not thick enough, wrap it in several more layers.In this way, water will not get in, otherwise the bottom of the biscuit will be soft and not crispy
2.If you want the surface to become darker, you can first bake at 180-200 degrees for 10 minutes, and then bake at 150 for about 45 minutes.(Time and temperature, for reference only)
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