Thanks to all of you for watching and subscribing! Seeing a lot of Spanish fans! For those there's a channel called Cocina with Spanish versions of videos from this channel ➤ Cocina Baking : lickst.at/cocinabaking
Oh Yum with Anna Olson Thank you! I would love to bake that yummy cheesecake, but here in my country I cannot find creamcheese, only the spread version. Would it be ok to make the cheesecake with the spread? Any substitutions needed? Tks.
Oh Yum with Anna Olson Thank you so much!!!!!! Your videos are awesome and easy to follow. I recently made this version of cheesecake and it was amazing!!! I have never heard of the method wherein you split the oven time by slowly bringing down the heat and allowing the cake to cool. Before, I would always have a crack in my cheesecakes before trying your cook method, so shout out for that!!! P.S. Your chocolate mousse cake is next lol.
I have made this recipe a few times now with a few little changes. Reaction from one of my friends who likes thick and pasty cheese cake - "Please sir may I have some more" - 3 slices later I had to stop him. I serve it with fresh made whipped cream, a bit of chopped up fresh mint and fresh chopped strawberries. I use a whisk in my mixer instead of a paddle. This helps incorporate the ingredients better. I add the sour cream closer to the start which helps smooth out the cream cheese and I make darn sure the cream cheese is at room temp. I didn't do that once and it came out crappy using the paddle. I hold back some granulated sugar and corn starch and add some powered sugar instead. Important to dig out that cream cheese at the sides of the mixing bowl and at the bottom - I can't stress that enough; this is why I add the sour cream more towards the start, it helps mix the cream cheese better because I am using the whisk instead of the paddle. I also found that most people who eat my cheesecake like more of the crust so I add more crackers than the recipe calls for. So far following the instructions in this video my cheesecake has not cracked at the top; not a big deal with me if it does anyway as the fresh whipped cream and fresh strawberries covers it.
Holy moly this is the best cheesecake recipe I’ve seen. It incorporates all the other tips I’ve seen in various comments and videos about making cheesecake. Don’t over beat when starting to add the eggs, using sour cream and lemon zest, using cornstarch to give it some body, don’t even need a water bath if you treat it right, etc. Love it, thank you so much.
This is my MIL's exact recipe that I use now & is in her church cookbook from 1961, & is the most winning cheese cake recipe to this day. She taught me how to make it, my kid's knew how to make it before they were out of elementary school & make it also today.
I made this cheesecake recently and it was perfection. The only thing I changed was the baking time. I baked it for an extra 45 minutes at 225 because of the reviews I read where people ended up with a raw cheesecake but with the added time it was very delicious and not burnt or raw.
Lottie M I followed the oven instructions all the way, including cracking (just a crack) the door half way through the the hour of cool down. The cheesecake really jiggled when I took it out of the oven, but seriously set beautifully once it cooled in the fridge for 6 hrs. I think this woman really instructed us well in the video - I trusted her and it paid off, for me. Just wish I hadn’t forgotten the vanilla
I made this yesterday and left out the vanilla (by mistake) and it still was sooo good! I would say this is the best cheesecake I’ve ever made and I’ve made a few, trying to find one that matched what I wanted in one. I will say I panicked when I took it out of the oven and it jiggled more than I thought it did in the video. I waited the 6 hrs and it set up perfectly. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. I’ve found my “once in a lifetime” cheesecake!
I made it a few weeks ago. It was amazing. I turned off the heat about two minutes early. I think it could have been in there another 5 minutes, as the middle was a bit runny. But it was the best cheesecake I ever had.
@@drawitout same, i made this last weekend, i followed accordingly and it was close to perfect, the middle was slightly runny as well. i’d give it an extra 2-3 minutes before turning off the oven next time. i cut down the sugar to 1 1/4 cup and still found it very sweet though - will try just 1 cup next time. am very glad mine didn’t crack like some people said it would though!
I like how professional she is! Kind of reminds me of Gordon Ramsey's cooking show as well, when she speaks with that passion in her voice. That cheesecake looks very beautiful!!
Superb recipe, made it and was so delicious. I did bake for 45 mins at the lower temperature as others in the chat said, and came out slightly caramelized at the sides, but that was nice. I have a feeling it would have worked very well with just the 25 mins, maybe the trick is you need an oven that holds the temperature well. I didn't add any sour cream in the mix or on the top since I wanted to cut down on the amount of sugar - used 200g. Also next time I'd use more graham cracker crumbs for the base since it's a little thin for my taste - I'd go with 300 g crumbs, 80 g butter. I can't get any graham cracker crumbs where I live so I baked my own: 280g whole wheat, 70g brown sugar, 1tsp cinnamon, 1tsp baking soda, 3/4tsp salt, 100g butter, 60ml milk, 50g honey, 2tsp vanilla; 12mins@200C. Then crumbed this in the mixer with butter but no extra sugar. This makes more than double what you need, but I froze the remaining crackers for next time.
I made this cheesecake on Sunday. Hands down this is the best NY CC I’ve ever made and had the pleasure of eating. It was velvety and very rich. I did add some lemon extract which gave it a hint of lemon. Amazing cheesecake. Thanks for your recipe.
I made the mistake of adding the topping ingredients into the cheesecake but followed the rest of the instructions. It still turned out to be the best cheesecake I have ever had. Thank you!
I baked this today and I revised the recipe a bit. The cream cheese I could find was only 225 g, so I reduced the sugar to 1 cup and 2 tbsp. For the baking time and temperature, I baked it for 10 minutes at 400 and I reduced the temperature to 275 (since my oven doesn't have less than 275) and I baked it for 45 minutes. Turn off the oven and leave the cheesecake sitting in the oven for an hour and crack the oven door after 30 minutes. I put a layer of blueberry jam on top of my cheesecake and it looks gorgeous. Even though my cheesecake cracked a little bit the blueberry jam saved the day. Don't worry about cracks, remember that you can cover them up with something delicious to go with your cheesecake. I really loved the recipe :D
A friend of mine makes perfect cheesecakes all the time. His trick to keep it from cracking is to place a pan of water on the rack beneath the cheesecake. I tried it and for the first time ever I had a cheesecake that didn’t crack.
I have made this during Christmas for a large crowd of people, the feedback was amazing. Many said this was the best cheesecake they have ever had so I have been sharing this recipe with many people since. I made it again for someone's birthday and the response was exactly the same. It has the best texture and taste ever. Thank you :)
My baking skills have improved tenfold over the last year because of the advice and tips you give on your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your gift and knowledge with us Anna
I make this every Christmas and my family looks forward to it, it is the best. Followed her instructions to the tee and it comes out perfect every single time.
My favorite dessert has always been cheesecake... Not that stuff filled with fruit, chocolate, Carmel, peanut butter... Just plain delicious perfect cheesecake with buttery graham cracker crust... This is the best I've ever had. And now at family gatherings or events with friends they all crave my 😉 cheesecake. Thank you Anna💕
Thank you so very much, not just for the clear and succinct recipe, but for not saying 'go ahead' all the time. It meant I could listen to the whole thing, as well as it being not about 25% longer a video than it needs to be.
I made cheesecake once, and it turned out great. Buying a small 'personal' sized one at the store yesterday made me realize there's just no comparison. _Time to make another!_ *Thanks. This looks like the one.*
It is absolutely astonishing! I made this recipe yesterday and did everything according to the instructions. It was the best cheesecake I’ve eaten. It had perfectly consistent color without the baked top which I don’t like. I guess if I ever get a vanilla bean it will be perfectly white but because I used vanilla extract it had a little bit baige coloring so, yeah, but I assure you this was the bomb!!
Thank you Anna!! My big sis, Diana 😇, who was a genius 🤓at cheesecakes and always made a different and special one for holidays and birthdays passed on in September 2024. My man and I have decided to use your professional NY cheesecake recipe in Diana's honor so that there will be cheesecake at Thanksgiving 🦃 and 🌲 Christmas this year. Roy, her husband, and all their multitudes will be so happy. I chose yours because you're so kind as to be completely excellent in your visual and written instructions and just love your voice, presence and feel you have the complete baking knowledge. Attempting a trial run today of a small and medium sized, that will be served to me and my man, Ed, and my coworkers (taste testers 😋), and next week for Thanksgiving will bring the first large sized NY cheesecake. 🥰 Can't wait to try more of your recipes!!
I just wanted to thank you for the easy instructions for this cheesecake!!! I made it for Easter and it was a HIT. Just about all of it was devoured. I will definitely make it again for an occasion.
i love how making a whole frickin cheesecake is such a big deal to most of us and she just does it so perfectly and effortlessly.. thats the power of practice and consistency!
Mine too. In fact the only cheesecake I've ever made the recipe called for a water bath. I wasn't sure about making it but did so anyway. Don't get me wrong. It came out great, well other than some of the crust sticking to the bottom pan. Thankfully I did have a large enough roasting pan but I would much rather make a cheesecake without one if I can!! To see Anna's entire cheesecake slide right off with no issues? That was satisfying ... 👏
Without a water bath, you increase your chances of uneven baking ( as noted repeatedly in the comments) and large ugly cracks. In baking cakes, bread and pies the humidity present in your oven plays a critical roll. This is why bakers will put a pan full of hot water in the oven even when the recipe doesn't specifically call for it and many bakers use Cake Bands: bands of cloth soaked in water and wrapped around your cake pan to insure better results like non-browned sides and an even top. You may have noticed this in a professional bakery's cakes. Ignore a water bath if you want BUT if you check out actual classic or traditional recipes ( don't know WHERE this came from but it wasn't anyone's Nona you can bet)you will ALWAYS see a water bath and there is a reason SO many people have done this for SO long. good luck
Ive been on a cheesecake binge, but I was tired of paying $5 or $6 For a tiny slice of grocery store cheesecake, so I decided to make one. I was dreading the water bath and the prep. I watched this video twice and followed the recipe exactly. I’m up barely a minute this morning when my husband tells me my cheesecake is extraordinary. You must follow the directions precisely. The ingredients must be room temperature for this to mix into a smooth batter. Overnight in the refrigerator is a must for it to firm up. It is delicious and thank you for the video and recipe.
This turned out so amazing!! Like Everyone has said, I had to adjust the baking instructions. I'm going to make this again, this time leaving it bake on 225 for 45 minutes before I even check it. I also enjoy a little more crust. Other than that, it's absolutely divine! Thanks for sharing!
I made half of this cheesecake in a 7" pan and this is my favorite cheesecake recipe so far. Some things though I have to tweak the next time i do this, I baked this in a small oven following the original baking time and the center was gooey after i refrigerated overnight. Will probably bake this to 45mins next time. I also accidentally put more sour cream than intended but no harm done on that. Also, 1 cup of graham crackers is not equivalent to 225 gram, it is only about 110grams when weighed. Since i halved the recipe, i used 112.5 grams of crushed graham and my crust turned out thick than expected but overall it is also okay. Will bake this over and over again for sure.
I did this cake today. It is one of the best Cheesecake I ever made. Rich, creamy, no broken top ^^ It is delicious, silky smooth and it disappear in an instant ^^ THANK YOU for this here!
This is the first cheesecake I’ve made and I am so happy with the results. It didn’t crack- WootWoot It’s creamy and delicious. Instead of a graham cracker crust I made my crust with pecans and pecan sandies cookies, plus the melted butter. Yummy. Thanks for the class and recipe.
Listennnnnnnnnn I’ve been making cheesecakes for so long and have hated every single one. Last night was the best cheesecake I’ve ever made. I’m so glad i found this channel. I used biscoff cookies as the crust but this was the creamiest cheesecake I’ve ever had or made.
This was the best ( and first) cheesecake I’ve ever had !!! You made this so easy to follow and I did change the baking time from 225 for 25 minutes to 45. But it was so good thank you !!
This recipe showed up as a suggestion last week. It just so happens that I have to make a lemon cheesecake next weekend for a birthday. While the ingredients were all normal for a New York style cheesecake, I was skeptical about the cooking time. Since mine always come out of the oven with a golden top and this one was so beautifully cheesecake yellow I decided to try it. I didn’t change a thing. WOW, I was so happy when it turned out just like the video showed that it would. Just to be sure, I made another one with a homemade mixed berry swirl. A little soft in the center but still set. In the last two days I’ve had seven pieces of cheesecake. The rest is going to work with me today. Not only will I be making this one for the birthday, this is now my cheesecake baking method. I’ve been a culinary school graduate professional pastry chef for over 30 years and I’m rarely impressed by what I find on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing.
Anna! I’m a big fan of your recipes. I made a smaller version of this cheesecake (1/2 of the recipe you suggested in the video). I followed the recipe and cooking time . I even put a wooden spoon to keep my oven door open like you suggested. Yesterday I served the cheesecake and in the very middle of the cheesecake was a bit soft and not firm like the edges. The taste was delicious but I think next time I will increase the cooking time (after reduced from the 10 minutes at 400F) at 225F from 25 to 35 minutes. It was almost perfect. My oven is almost brand new so I don’t think it was a temperature issue with my oven. I think If I had made the full recipe suggested in this video it would end up very runny and undercooked. Just an honest review from a big fan of yours. I will certainly try this recipe again with an extra 10minutes of baking time. It is certainly a delicious cheesecake. Thank you!
Wow ok so I made this cheese cake yesterday for my daughters 17th birthday dinner tonight, I followed the recipe and cooking instructions precisely!! It was the best cheese cake I have ever made. Everyone at dinner loved it including my sister who is a cheese "cake snob". If you are thinking about making this I highly recommend you do. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
I made these cheesecake recipe for my 40th birthday few days ago! It was perfection. My husband couldn’t stop himself eating for three days in a row! My kids would run after him to check in the kitchen if he would cut another slice! Thank you Anna for turning this “once frightening idea” into an easily doable cake!
I just made this recipe & it is absolutely delicious. I love how easy the directions are & the little notes about how not to get cracks in the top. My husband loved it and he can be picky. Enjoy you videos. Thank you!!
Bluesocks 11 not true... if you gently fold in the eggs and bake in A bay Marie basically a waterbath the cheese cake should not crack. I am a born and raised New Yorker and have been baking cheesecake for years this is the first time I ever heard of corn starch being used was a little confused myself.
Made this for a friendsgiving last year and everyone was amazed. I changed a few things myself like adding lemon cookies to the crust and using lemon juice + sugar while crushing up strawberries to make a topping. Instead of lemon zest I used some finely cut up strawberries and altogether it came out one of the better cheesecakes I ever had simply following this youtube video. Love the recipe, coming back to it today for another party :)
This New York Cheesecake was AMAZING....tried a few different but this is the very best ...on top I made a raspberry sauce and decorated with strawberrys...everyone loved it....Thanks Anna
I tried this last evening, it was perfection, did not last very long however, it was devoured by several people, it was so elegant and tasted luxurious., Thank you for sharing this recipe, it is a keeper.
Hi Anna. I baked this cheesecake today and it turned out so well. No cracks at all. Thank you so much for the recipe. Malaysia was my country before I immigrated to Canada. I watched your video in Malaysia trying the desserts and cookies. You have always been my inspiration. Thanks again.
I tried your recepie exactly as you said and it worked. My boyfriend loved it. Now I'm on to my 2nd cake since he liked it so much. Thank you for making it short a nd precise!
Tried out this recipe for a birthday and everyone loved it! Was initially concerned that the cake was wobbly after taking out from the oven. However, after chilling in the fridge overnight, it turned out well. I reduced the sugar level to 1cup and it was not too sweet (to my liking). Would definitely save this recipe in my list!
I have made this New York cheesecake a few times now. It is well worth the effort. I bake mine for 90 minutes on 130c and usually make a strawberry sauce on the side.
Absolutely love this recipe! First time I’ve ever made a New York Style Cheesecake and this turned out perfect! And oh so delicious! Thank you for a perfect recipe
Made this cake last week following exactly her recipe. It turns out super super delicious. Only diff i did was to bake using hot water bath.. temperature 180deg for 10 mins, then 150deg for 40mins. Perfectly baked with no cracks.. the best cheese cake 👍🏼
So i did it yesterday, and it didn't fully cooked, the sides were perfect, but the center was vey runny, it was delicious tho, but i wonder if i have to put it more time in the oven next time?
She did a risky way of baking I believe that can be done only with a professional oven...try using a water bath and keep the temperature at 250 for 45 min
Best Cheesecake - from Old Newark, NJ Weequahic/Clairmont Diner Cheesecake (the Weequahic diner opened in 1938 and closed in 1967) (copied directly from instructions given by the Clairmont's pastry chef to the late Simeon Baron (June, 1963) 2 1/2 lb cream cheese (Philladelphia Cream Cheese only) 7 lg. eggs, room temp. 2 cups heavy cream, room temp 1/2 cup evaporated milk, room temp 3 tbsp fresh lemon juice 4 oz. butter (sweet), melted 1 3/4 cups sugar 4 tbsp all purpose flour - combine with the sugar 1 tbsp real vanilla extract (single fold preferred) The original recipe specified that all ingredients were to be mixed by hand. The use of a really good mixer like the Kitchen Aid K5 using the beater blade on the stir setting serves very well. Cream the cheese slowly until there are no lumps. Add the flour sugar mixture alternately with the melted butter, scraping the bowl often. Add the eggs one at a time, incorporating each slowly. Add the rest of the liquid ingredients, scraping the bowl often to keep everything evenly mixed and smooth. Spray 1 10" or 2 8'' springform pans with Bakers Joy or Pam and sprinkle graham cracker crumbs around the pan particularly where the sides meet the bottom of the pan. Bake in a 365 preheated oven for 1 hr., 5 mins. The cake should be golden on top. Add 10 mins. more if necessary -- DO NOT BAKE ANY LONGER. Turn off the oven and leave the cake to rest 1-2 hrs. Refrigerate to thoroughly chill before removing the pan. The best way to cut this cake is to use a cheese wire, monofilament fish line or non-minted dental floss. Simeon added that he did a nutritional analysis on this baby, but he was sure you didn't want to see that one. www.oldnewark.com/busind/rest/weequahic.htm +++++ +++++ +++++ Best Diner Cheesecake Recipe...from Old Newark, NJ... Weequahic/Clairmont Diner Cheesecake (the Weequahic diner opened in 1938 and closed in 1967) (copied directly from instructions given by the Clairmont's pastry chef to the late Simeon Baron (June, 1963) 2 1/2 lb cream cheese (Philladelphia Cream Cheese only) 7 lg. eggs, room temp. 2 cups heavy cream, room temp 1/2 cup evaporated milk, room temp 3 tbsp fresh lemon juice 4 oz. butter (sweet), melted 1 3/4 cups sugar 4 tbsp all purpose flour - combine with the sugar 1 tbsp real vanilla extract (single fold preferred) The original recipe specified that all ingredients were to be mixed by hand. The use of a really good mixer like the Kitchen Aid K5 using the beater blade on the stir setting serves very well. Cream the cheese slowly until there are no lumps. Add the flour sugar mixture alternately with the melted butter, scraping the bowl often. Add the eggs one at a time, incorporating each slowly. Add the rest of the liquid ingredients, scraping the bowl often to keep everything evenly mixed and smooth. Spray 1 10" or 2 8'' springform pans with Bakers Joy or Pam and sprinkle graham cracker crumbs around the pan particularly where the sides meet the bottom of the pan. Bake in a 365 preheated oven for 1 hr., 5 mins. The cake should be golden on top. Add 10 mins. more if necessary -- DO NOT BAKE ANY LONGER. Turn off the oven and leave the cake to rest 1-2 hrs. Refrigerate to thoroughly chill before removing the pan. The best way to cut this cake is to use a cheese wire, monofilament fish line or non-minted dental floss. Simeon added that he did a nutritional analysis on this baby, but he was sure you didn't want to see that one. www.oldnewark.com/busind/rest/weequahic.htm
****This recipe is good, but the baking times provided will give you an under baked cheesecake if you do not have a commercial oven**** I made this recipe the other day following everything to a T with the exception of the cooking time. Heeding warnings from other people who have attempted the recipe as written After reading all the comments about people's cheesecakes being under-baked and raw in the center, I baked mine for a TOTAL of 70 minutes. My cheesecake although spectacular in flavour, was still extremely gooey and raw in the middle. For this recipe to be successful for at- home cooks that do not have access to commercial ovens the baking time and temperature need to be revised!
Thank god you've said this, because I've noticed none of these times work. They say "10mins for cookies" and it ends up being an hour. lol it shows you a host to audience disconnect.
The baking durations and temperatures for cheesecakes seem to be the stuff of Wild West! Between videos, they vary between 200°C for 1 hour to 180°C-110°C for 35 minutes (like in this video) to 160°C for 1:45 hours!! (And most of the seem to use a water bath.) Now, that's one heck of a jumble! Really how long do I need to bake this stuff? And at what temp?
:D You forgot "starting with a cold oven and using a hair dryer to gently heat the cheesecake". In all seriousness, I just suggest using a waterbath and (relatively) low oven temperature (because cheese cake is a thick and wide product which you want to be baked evenly instead of with a crust), and buying an instant read thermometer and cooking the cheesecake until the very center is 63°C. Your final temperature should be precise, but your oven temperature doesn't necessarily have to be (although it should be low and even as described before, by using a warm water bath and a relatively low temperature).
I made this cheesecake 2 years ago and my grandmother, who doesn’t like anything, raved about this and has been asking me to make more since. So yes, I highly recommend following this recipe exactly as follows.
Muchas gracias!!,tenia extraviada esta receta y finalmente la encontre!! Habia visto otras similares pero esta es la mejor.gracias saludos desde méjico.🇲🇽
Reiterating on what others have said, cut down on the lemon zest and bake for longer because it does come out raw in the center. The edges were cooked perfectly though, and tasted delicious.
OMGGGG!! I did this cheesecake yesterday... Since it's for my daughter n me...I basically 1/4 the original recipe... GOD....it's SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!! I ate half of it... Thank you for the amazing recipe 🙏🙏🙏. Fyi... I did not change the baking time...I basically followed to the T of the recipe except of course the ingredients I decided to 4.... It's worth waiting for as told by Anna olson.
Best cheesecake recipe on earth , hands-down! I made this tonight.. I cut into it before I was supposed to ...I couldn’t resist, though it wasn’t all the way solidified in the middle it was delicious I can’t wait till tomorrow morning when it will be fully solidified oh my goodness!. One thing mine was not as pure white as hers, it had a tent of yellow after I took it out of the oven it doesn’t affect the taste, but I like the pure white.
Question: Will turning the oven down have the same effect with an electric oven as with a gas oven? I think most bakers, if given the choice (some of us don’t have a choice), would use a gas range. That makes temperature control much easier. I’m using an electric range, and I am wondering if I should open the oven when it’s time to turn the temperature down in order to speed it up and simulate a gas oven.
I make my own vanilla with Grey Goose vodka N 10 Madagascar vanilla beans, and just let it set and mature....I just love the taste...and when I see I need more I just buy a small bottle of grey goose and add it to it with 3 more vanilla beans....only Madagascar...yes expensive but well worth it...
Finally I remember this show!! Pls i feel so emotional rn, I love you Anna ♥️ I used to watch this when i was 10 and i'm still gonna watch it, I'm 17 now.. I literally admire her drawers where some of her dry ingredients are there 😭♥️
Thanks to all of you for watching and subscribing! Seeing a lot of Spanish fans! For those there's a channel called Cocina with Spanish versions of videos from this channel ➤ Cocina Baking : lickst.at/cocinabaking
Oh Yum with Anna Olson Thank you! I would love to bake that yummy cheesecake, but here in my country I cannot find creamcheese, only the spread version. Would it be ok to make the cheesecake with the spread? Any substitutions needed? Tks.
Oh Yum with Anna Olson tks so much for sharing!!!😘
Oh Yum with Anna Olson middle rack, top rack or bottom rack of the oven?
Oh Yum with Anna Olson Thank you so much!!!!!! Your videos are awesome and easy to follow. I recently made this version of cheesecake and it was amazing!!! I have never heard of the method wherein you split the oven time by slowly bringing down the heat and allowing the cake to cool. Before, I would always have a crack in my cheesecakes before trying your cook method, so shout out for that!!!
P.S. Your chocolate mousse cake is next lol.
Oh Yum with Anna Olson rip I put 1 1/2 sour cream instead of 3/4 😢
I have made this recipe a few times now with a few little changes.
Reaction from one of my friends who likes thick and pasty cheese cake - "Please sir may I have some more" - 3 slices later I had to stop him. I serve it with fresh made whipped cream, a bit of chopped up fresh mint and fresh chopped strawberries.
I use a whisk in my mixer instead of a paddle. This helps incorporate the ingredients better. I add the sour cream closer to the start which helps smooth out the cream cheese and I make darn sure the cream cheese is at room temp. I didn't do that once and it came out crappy using the paddle.
I hold back some granulated sugar and corn starch and add some powered sugar instead. Important to dig out that cream cheese at the sides of the mixing bowl and at the bottom - I can't stress that enough; this is why I add the sour cream more towards the start, it helps mix the cream cheese better because I am using the whisk instead of the paddle.
I also found that most people who eat my cheesecake like more of the crust so I add more crackers than the recipe calls for.
So far following the instructions in this video my cheesecake has not cracked at the top; not a big deal with me if it does anyway as the fresh whipped cream and fresh strawberries covers it.
Holy moly this is the best cheesecake recipe I’ve seen. It incorporates all the other tips I’ve seen in various comments and videos about making cheesecake. Don’t over beat when starting to add the eggs, using sour cream and lemon zest, using cornstarch to give it some body, don’t even need a water bath if you treat it right, etc. Love it, thank you so much.
I'm constantly amazed by her kitchen. Like, she has an entire DRAWER full of sugar!?
Tegan Kelly Whoa! Drawer of sugar? Going back to watch again...
Not only a sugar actually, but also a flour.
That's very likely a studio kitchen.
That's an invitation to diabetas She also has graham crumb full of fucking gallon! WTF?
I think so Leah because all of that is impractical or she has an entire section of her house for just making youtube videos.
This is my MIL's exact recipe that I use now & is in her church cookbook from 1961, & is the most winning cheese cake recipe to this day. She taught me how to make it, my kid's knew how to make it before they were out of elementary school & make it also today.
I got mesmerised and didn't hear my oven beeping. Dinners over cooked but now I know how to cook a damn good cheesecake...
That you will never make :)
That One Friend Oh stranger you know me too well! Haha
I got mesmerised and didn't hear Mt oven beeping Dinners over cooked but now I know
I like how organized your kitchen is, especially how you store the dry ingredients in shelves.
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Ikr! I watched how to make the cake the first time then just wanted to observe her kitchen the next time
I like how organized your kitchen is especially how you store the dry ingredients in shelves
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Oh Yum with Anna Olson Excuse me, 400 degrees are in Fahrenheit or Celcius? It makes me really confused, thank you❤
you're an angel :D
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What can you use instead of sour cream? I can't find it where I live.
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I just served this to 8 members of my family and it was a MASSIVE BIG WIN! Everyone loved it. Thanks for the great recipe and excellent instruction.
I made this cheesecake recently and it was perfection. The only thing I changed was the baking time. I baked it for an extra 45 minutes at 225 because of the reviews I read where people ended up with a raw cheesecake but with the added time it was very delicious and not burnt or raw.
Lottie M, I’m going to try this lol
Lottie M I followed the oven instructions all the way, including cracking (just a crack) the door half way through the the hour of cool down. The cheesecake really jiggled when I took it out of the oven, but seriously set beautifully once it cooled in the fridge for 6 hrs. I think this woman really instructed us well in the video - I trusted her and it paid off, for me. Just wish I hadn’t forgotten the vanilla
Lottie M hi you add 45 minutes more the sides of the cake not burnt? Bcs mine little look like burnt and not beautiful 😅
How about heat is it from up and bottomn or only bottomn?
Umsalem Almeri only bottom
I made this yesterday and left out the vanilla (by mistake) and it still was sooo good! I would say this is the best cheesecake I’ve ever made and I’ve made a few, trying to find one that matched what I wanted in one. I will say I panicked when I took it out of the oven and it jiggled more than I thought it did in the video. I waited the 6 hrs and it set up perfectly. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. I’ve found my “once in a lifetime” cheesecake!
is this better than emojoie cuisine recipe?
is emojie cuisine's cheesecake good?
I made it a few weeks ago. It was amazing. I turned off the heat about two minutes early. I think it could have been in there another 5 minutes, as the middle was a bit runny. But it was the best cheesecake I ever had.
@@drawitout same, i made this last weekend, i followed accordingly and it was close to perfect, the middle was slightly runny as well. i’d give it an extra 2-3 minutes before turning off the oven next time. i cut down the sugar to 1 1/4 cup and still found it very sweet though - will try just 1 cup next time. am very glad mine didn’t crack like some people said it would though!
It is mentioned 4 pkgs of 250 gms so does it mean 1 kg of cream cheese?
I like how professional she is! Kind of reminds me of Gordon Ramsey's cooking show as well, when she speaks with that passion in her voice. That cheesecake looks very beautiful!!
Violetta Grosheva she is a professional pastry chef.
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Superb recipe, made it and was so delicious. I did bake for 45 mins at the lower temperature as others in the chat said, and came out slightly caramelized at the sides, but that was nice. I have a feeling it would have worked very well with just the 25 mins, maybe the trick is you need an oven that holds the temperature well. I didn't add any sour cream in the mix or on the top since I wanted to cut down on the amount of sugar - used 200g. Also next time I'd use more graham cracker crumbs for the base since it's a little thin for my taste - I'd go with 300 g crumbs, 80 g butter.
I can't get any graham cracker crumbs where I live so I baked my own: 280g whole wheat, 70g brown sugar, 1tsp cinnamon, 1tsp baking soda, 3/4tsp salt, 100g butter, 60ml milk, 50g honey, 2tsp vanilla; 12mins@200C. Then crumbed this in the mixer with butter but no extra sugar. This makes more than double what you need, but I froze the remaining crackers for next time.
I made this cheesecake on Sunday. Hands down this is the best NY CC I’ve ever made and had the pleasure of eating. It was velvety and very rich. I did add some lemon extract which gave it a hint of lemon. Amazing cheesecake. Thanks for your recipe.
I made the mistake of adding the topping ingredients into the cheesecake but followed the rest of the instructions. It still turned out to be the best cheesecake I have ever had. Thank you!
I baked this today and I revised the recipe a bit. The cream cheese I could find was only 225 g, so I reduced the sugar to 1 cup and 2 tbsp. For the baking time and temperature, I baked it for 10 minutes at 400 and I reduced the temperature to 275 (since my oven doesn't have less than 275) and I baked it for 45 minutes. Turn off the oven and leave the cheesecake sitting in the oven for an hour and crack the oven door after 30 minutes. I put a layer of blueberry jam on top of my cheesecake and it looks gorgeous. Even though my cheesecake cracked a little bit the blueberry jam saved the day. Don't worry about cracks, remember that you can cover them up with something delicious to go with your cheesecake. I really loved the recipe :D
Hi did you adjust the amount of eggs and corn starch?
She didnt add any corn starch in the video. Never heard of that being added to cheesecake.
@@bayntan690 no i didnt :))
A friend of mine makes perfect cheesecakes all the time. His trick to keep it from cracking is to place a pan of water on the rack beneath the cheesecake. I tried it and for the first time ever I had a cheesecake that didn’t crack.
@@gussiebee ill definitely try this!
I have made this during Christmas for a large crowd of people, the feedback was amazing. Many said this was the best cheesecake they have ever had so I have been sharing this recipe with many people since. I made it again for someone's birthday and the response was exactly the same. It has the best texture and taste ever. Thank you :)
My baking skills have improved tenfold over the last year because of the advice and tips you give on your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your gift and knowledge with us Anna
I make this every Christmas and my family looks forward to it, it is the best. Followed her instructions to the tee and it comes out perfect every single time.
My favorite dessert has always been cheesecake... Not that stuff filled with fruit, chocolate, Carmel, peanut butter... Just plain delicious perfect cheesecake with buttery graham cracker crust...
This is the best I've ever had. And now at family gatherings or events with friends they all crave my 😉 cheesecake.
Thank you Anna💕
Thank you so very much, not just for the clear and succinct recipe, but for not saying 'go ahead' all the time. It meant I could listen to the whole thing, as well as it being not about 25% longer a video than it needs to be.
I made cheesecake once, and it turned out great. Buying a small 'personal' sized one at the store yesterday made me realize there's just no comparison. _Time to make another!_ *Thanks. This looks like the one.*
this is one of, if not the, best cheese cake recipe videos for a home cook. love it
It is absolutely astonishing! I made this recipe yesterday and did everything according to the instructions. It was the best cheesecake I’ve eaten. It had perfectly consistent color without the baked top which I don’t like. I guess if I ever get a vanilla bean it will be perfectly white but because I used vanilla extract it had a little bit baige coloring so, yeah, but I assure you this was the bomb!!
Great to hear Peter! Glad you enjoyed it!
Are Wilton products sold in your area? (or check out their website), they sell a clear vanilla extract.
Thank you Anna!! My big sis, Diana 😇, who was a genius 🤓at cheesecakes and always made a different and special one for holidays and birthdays passed on in September 2024. My man and I have decided to use your professional NY cheesecake recipe in Diana's honor so that there will be cheesecake at Thanksgiving 🦃 and 🌲 Christmas this year. Roy, her husband, and all their multitudes will be so happy. I chose yours because you're so kind as to be completely excellent in your visual and written instructions and just love your voice, presence and feel you have the complete baking knowledge. Attempting a trial run today of a small and medium sized, that will be served to me and my man, Ed, and my coworkers (taste testers 😋), and next week for Thanksgiving will bring the first large sized NY cheesecake. 🥰 Can't wait to try more of your recipes!!
I just wanted to thank you for the easy instructions for this cheesecake!!! I made it for Easter and it was a HIT. Just about all of it was devoured. I will definitely make it again for an occasion.
i love how making a whole frickin cheesecake is such a big deal to most of us and she just does it so perfectly and effortlessly.. thats the power of practice and consistency!
it's my first time to see baking of cheesecake without water bath, it's less hassle especially for beginners and those without roasting pan like me.
Mine too. In fact the only cheesecake I've ever made the recipe called for a water bath. I wasn't sure about making it but did so anyway. Don't get me wrong. It came out great, well other than some of the crust sticking to the bottom pan. Thankfully I did have a large enough roasting pan but I would much rather make a cheesecake without one if I can!! To see Anna's entire cheesecake slide right off with no issues? That was satisfying ... 👏
Without a water bath, you increase your chances of uneven baking ( as noted repeatedly in the comments) and large ugly cracks. In baking cakes, bread and pies the humidity present in your oven plays a critical roll. This is why bakers will put a pan full of hot water in the oven even when the recipe doesn't specifically call for it and many bakers use Cake Bands: bands of cloth soaked in water and wrapped around your cake pan to insure better results like non-browned sides and an even top. You may have noticed this in a professional bakery's cakes. Ignore a water bath if you want BUT if you check out actual classic or traditional recipes ( don't know WHERE this came from but it wasn't anyone's Nona you can bet)you will ALWAYS see a water bath and there is a reason SO many people have done this for SO long. good luck
NY style cheesecake isn't baked in a water bath resulting in a denser cake.b
Ive been on a cheesecake binge, but I was tired of paying $5 or $6 For a tiny slice of grocery store cheesecake, so I decided to make one. I was dreading the water bath and the prep. I watched this video twice and followed the recipe exactly. I’m up barely a minute this morning when my husband tells me my cheesecake is extraordinary. You must follow the directions precisely. The ingredients must be room temperature for this to mix into a smooth batter. Overnight in the refrigerator is a must for it to firm up. It is delicious and thank you for the video and recipe.
This turned out so amazing!! Like Everyone has said, I had to adjust the baking instructions. I'm going to make this again, this time leaving it bake on 225 for 45 minutes before I even check it. I also enjoy a little more crust.
Other than that, it's absolutely divine! Thanks for sharing!
You know your stuff Anna. I'm a guy that wrenches on cars and I followed your recipe to the T and it came out Fabulous. You Rock Anna
I made half of this cheesecake in a 7" pan and this is my favorite cheesecake recipe so far. Some things though I have to tweak the next time i do this, I baked this in a small oven following the original baking time and the center was gooey after i refrigerated overnight. Will probably bake this to 45mins next time. I also accidentally put more sour cream than intended but no harm done on that. Also, 1 cup of graham crackers is not equivalent to 225 gram, it is only about 110grams when weighed. Since i halved the recipe, i used 112.5 grams of crushed graham and my crust turned out thick than expected but overall it is also okay. Will bake this over and over again for sure.
It looks simple but it tastes like heaven. Do not doubt!! Love this recipe. You should try this!
Made one yesterday, very smooth, rich flavor. I put less sugar in the cake, so I can have half of the cake at once.
This is absolutely the best recipe ever. The cheesecake is so creamy and fresh. Best I've ever eaten, homemade, or store bought.
I made this and it was perfect. I will never use another cheesecake recipe. Thank you Anna!
This is a fantastic cheesecake. I like to play with toppings and this year I'm putting candied lemon slices on top. Perfection!
I did this cake today. It is one of the best Cheesecake I ever made. Rich, creamy, no broken top ^^ It is delicious, silky smooth and it disappear in an instant ^^ THANK YOU for this here!
That's great to hear! Glad you enjoyed the final product! :)
Oh I did totally!
This is the first cheesecake I’ve made and I am so happy with the results. It didn’t crack- WootWoot It’s creamy and delicious. Instead of a graham cracker crust I made my crust with pecans and pecan sandies cookies, plus the melted butter. Yummy. Thanks for the class and recipe.
I like how you explain what each ingredient does, I never liked sour cream or corn starch but now I see why it make sense to add those lol
Listennnnnnnnnn I’ve been making cheesecakes for so long and have hated every single one. Last night was the best cheesecake I’ve ever made. I’m so glad i found this channel. I used biscoff cookies as the crust but this was the creamiest cheesecake I’ve ever had or made.
This was the best ( and first) cheesecake I’ve ever had !!! You made this so easy to follow and I did change the baking time from 225 for 25 minutes to 45. But it was so good thank you !!
Anna every year i make tis cheesecake on Christmas because this is the best cheesecake ever!! Thanks you so much for sharing this recipe!! Blessings!
This recipe showed up as a suggestion last week. It just so happens that I have to make a lemon cheesecake next weekend for a birthday. While the ingredients were all normal for a New York style cheesecake, I was skeptical about the cooking time. Since mine always come out of the oven with a golden top and this one was so beautifully cheesecake yellow I decided to try it. I didn’t change a thing. WOW, I was so happy when it turned out just like the video showed that it would. Just to be sure, I made another one with a homemade mixed berry swirl. A little soft in the center but still set. In the last two days I’ve had seven pieces of cheesecake. The rest is going to work with me today. Not only will I be making this one for the birthday, this is now my cheesecake baking method. I’ve been a culinary school graduate professional pastry chef for over 30 years and I’m rarely impressed by what I find on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing.
Did you change any wet ingredients by adding in the swirl?
I just made it today and the taste is simple yet sooo elegant. I mean no words to describe. Pure richness
The best cheesecake ever---the recipe is fairly basic, but secret is in the baking tips!!! Thank you.
The tips are always the difference maker!
Absolute GAME CHANGER FOR ME!
Want the precise details plzzz
Anna! I’m a big fan of your recipes. I made a smaller version of this cheesecake (1/2 of the recipe you suggested in the video). I followed the recipe and cooking time . I even put a wooden spoon to keep my oven door open like you suggested. Yesterday I served the cheesecake and in the very middle of the cheesecake was a bit soft and not firm like the edges. The taste was delicious but I think next time I will increase the cooking time (after reduced from the 10 minutes at 400F) at 225F from 25 to 35 minutes. It was almost perfect. My oven is almost brand new so I don’t think it was a temperature issue with my oven. I think If I had made the full recipe suggested in this video it would end up very runny and undercooked. Just an honest review from a big fan of yours. I will certainly try this recipe again with an extra 10minutes of baking time. It is certainly a delicious cheesecake. Thank you!
Yeah, I've been cooking for decades. This needs a lot more time, but it's worth it!
Yes definitely more time. I made it exactly like her and it wasn’t firm.
definitely subscribing, I like how clear and precise you are but still fun.
Wow ok so I made this cheese cake yesterday for my daughters 17th birthday dinner tonight, I followed the recipe and cooking instructions precisely!! It was the best cheese cake I have ever made. Everyone at dinner loved it including my sister who is a cheese "cake snob". If you are thinking about making this I highly recommend you do. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
I made these cheesecake recipe for my 40th birthday few days ago! It was perfection. My husband couldn’t stop himself eating for three days in a row! My kids would run after him to check in the kitchen if he would cut another slice! Thank you Anna for turning this “once frightening idea” into an easily doable cake!
The baking time she did was fine?
Wow this sounds so wholesome
I just made this cheesecake and so far is the most complete recipe that I've found! Thanks a lot for all your videos, Anna!
Did u adjust the baking time or did u do it exactly the way she baked it
I love the sound effects in your video too.
I just made this recipe & it is absolutely delicious. I love how easy the directions are & the little notes about how not to get cracks in the top. My husband loved it and he can be picky. Enjoy you videos. Thank you!!
love your explanation for instance why the use of cornstarch or other ingredients ;) It could helpful for who begin to baking like me.
Bang Tina one year later...prevents cracking
Bluesocks 11 not true... if you gently fold in the eggs and bake in A bay Marie basically a waterbath the cheese cake should not crack. I am a born and raised New Yorker and have been baking cheesecake for years this is the first time I ever heard of corn starch being used was a little confused myself.
Made this for a friendsgiving last year and everyone was amazed. I changed a few things myself like adding lemon cookies to the crust and using lemon juice + sugar while crushing up strawberries to make a topping. Instead of lemon zest I used some finely cut up strawberries and altogether it came out one of the better cheesecakes I ever had simply following this youtube video. Love the recipe, coming back to it today for another party :)
This is what heaven looks like, right?! 😍
This New York Cheesecake was AMAZING....tried a few different but this is the very best ...on top I made a raspberry sauce and decorated with strawberrys...everyone loved it....Thanks Anna
I tried this last evening, it was perfection, did not last very long however, it was devoured by several people, it was so elegant and tasted luxurious., Thank you for sharing this recipe, it is a keeper.
I made this recipe yesterday and it was FAN-TAS-TIC. The ultimate Cheesecake recipe. Thank you! ♥♥♥
that's amazing, thanks for letting us know!
@@ohyum Im allergic to egg whites, can I leave them out. Whats the outcome, is it bad or good. Help me please.
Hi Anna. I baked this cheesecake today and it turned out so well. No cracks at all. Thank you so much for the recipe. Malaysia was my country before I immigrated to Canada. I watched your video in Malaysia trying the desserts and cookies. You have always been my inspiration. Thanks again.
aaaaaaa she didnt try it!!!! i dont like when they dont eat the food they make, it leaves me unsatisfied for some reason
itzumiv Totally blue balling
Food porn, gotta have it
itzumiv true. Leaves us with hanging effect
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Has any one tried this recipe?
I tried your recepie exactly as you said and it worked. My boyfriend loved it. Now I'm on to my 2nd cake since he liked it so much. Thank you for making it short a
nd precise!
Look how easy that is. I made one almost like this last Thanksgiving. A huge hit.
Love your vids Miss Ana
I made this and it is the best cheesecake I've ever had. I'm not and expert baker by any means but it didn't crack.
Tried out this recipe for a birthday and everyone loved it! Was initially concerned that the cake was wobbly after taking out from the oven. However, after chilling in the fridge overnight, it turned out well. I reduced the sugar level to 1cup and it was not too sweet (to my liking). Would definitely save this recipe in my list!
I have made this New York cheesecake a few times now. It is well worth the effort.
I bake mine for 90 minutes on 130c and usually make a strawberry sauce on the side.
Absolutely love this recipe! First time I’ve ever made a New York Style Cheesecake and this turned out perfect! And oh so delicious!
Thank you for a perfect recipe
Hello, did you increase the time of baking? because some people said it was raw in the middle.
Made this cake last week following exactly her recipe. It turns out super super delicious. Only diff i did was to bake using hot water bath.. temperature 180deg for 10 mins, then 150deg for 40mins. Perfectly baked with no cracks.. the best cheese cake 👍🏼
Ahhhh! Watching you brings back so many memories! I used to watch you all the time after school ends...
It was a total hit!!!! The best I have ever made. Thank you so much.
Did you turn on the oven from up and down or just from down ?
So i did it yesterday, and it didn't fully cooked, the sides were perfect, but the center was vey runny, it was delicious tho, but i wonder if i have to put it more time in the oven next time?
Mine too!! Wonder why because I followed the recipe exactly!
Sophia Cepeda wrong temp....325 F
Jon & Dylan everyones oven is different
She did a risky way of baking I believe that can be done only with a professional oven...try using a water bath and keep the temperature at 250 for 45 min
Mine too!
I love her voice and how she tells stuffs....wish teachers were like that too
Anna is the only baking teacher you need!
Best Cheesecake - from Old Newark, NJ
Weequahic/Clairmont Diner Cheesecake
(the Weequahic diner opened in 1938 and closed in 1967)
(copied directly from instructions given by the Clairmont's pastry chef to the late Simeon Baron (June, 1963)
2 1/2 lb cream cheese (Philladelphia Cream Cheese only)
7 lg. eggs, room temp.
2 cups heavy cream, room temp
1/2 cup evaporated milk, room temp
3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
4 oz. butter (sweet), melted
1 3/4 cups sugar
4 tbsp all purpose flour - combine with the sugar
1 tbsp real vanilla extract (single fold preferred)
The original recipe specified that all ingredients were to be mixed by hand. The use of a really good mixer like the Kitchen Aid K5 using the beater blade on the
stir setting serves very well.
Cream the cheese slowly until there are no lumps. Add the flour sugar mixture alternately with the melted butter, scraping the bowl often.
Add the eggs one at a time, incorporating each slowly.
Add the rest of the liquid ingredients, scraping the bowl often to keep everything evenly mixed and smooth.
Spray 1 10" or 2 8'' springform pans with Bakers Joy or Pam and sprinkle graham cracker crumbs around the pan particularly where the sides meet the bottom of the
pan.
Bake in a 365 preheated oven for 1 hr., 5 mins. The cake should be golden on top. Add 10 mins. more if necessary -- DO NOT BAKE ANY LONGER.
Turn off the oven and leave the cake to rest 1-2 hrs.
Refrigerate to thoroughly chill before removing the pan.
The best way to cut this cake is to use a cheese wire, monofilament fish line or non-minted dental floss.
Simeon added that he did a nutritional analysis on this baby, but he was sure you didn't want to see that one.
www.oldnewark.com/busind/rest/weequahic.htm
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Best Diner Cheesecake Recipe...from Old Newark, NJ...
Weequahic/Clairmont Diner Cheesecake
(the Weequahic diner opened in 1938 and closed in 1967)
(copied directly from instructions given by the Clairmont's pastry chef to the late Simeon Baron (June, 1963)
2 1/2 lb cream cheese (Philladelphia Cream Cheese only)
7 lg. eggs, room temp.
2 cups heavy cream, room temp
1/2 cup evaporated milk, room temp
3 tbsp fresh lemon juice
4 oz. butter (sweet), melted
1 3/4 cups sugar
4 tbsp all purpose flour - combine with the sugar
1 tbsp real vanilla extract (single fold preferred)
The original recipe specified that all ingredients were to be mixed by hand. The use of a really good mixer like the Kitchen Aid K5 using the beater blade on the stir setting serves very well.
Cream the cheese slowly until there are no lumps. Add the flour sugar mixture alternately with the melted butter, scraping the bowl often.
Add the eggs one at a time, incorporating each slowly.
Add the rest of the liquid ingredients, scraping the bowl often to keep everything evenly mixed and smooth.
Spray 1 10" or 2 8'' springform pans with Bakers Joy or Pam and sprinkle graham cracker crumbs around the pan particularly where the sides meet the bottom of the pan.
Bake in a 365 preheated oven for 1 hr., 5 mins. The cake should be golden on top. Add 10 mins. more if necessary -- DO NOT BAKE ANY LONGER.
Turn off the oven and leave the cake to rest 1-2 hrs.
Refrigerate to thoroughly chill before removing the pan.
The best way to cut this cake is to use a cheese wire, monofilament fish line or non-minted dental floss.
Simeon added that he did a nutritional analysis on this baby, but he was sure you didn't want to see that one.
www.oldnewark.com/busind/rest/weequahic.htm
Anyone has try this recipe? And what if I replace evaporated milk to sour cream/Greek yogurt?
Thank you John Neiss! ❤️ God bless you for sharing this old recipe.
I worked at Weequahic High School. Phil Urish, alumni president , is really cool💜 Indian Pride Forever!
I've used this recipe 4 times it turned out so good, no cracks.. love this recipe
****This recipe is good, but the baking times provided will give you an under baked cheesecake if you do not have a commercial oven****
I made this recipe the other day following everything to a T with the exception of the cooking time. Heeding warnings from other people who have attempted the recipe as written After reading all the comments about people's cheesecakes being under-baked and raw in the center, I baked mine for a TOTAL of 70 minutes. My cheesecake although spectacular in flavour, was still extremely gooey and raw in the middle.
For this recipe to be successful for at- home cooks that do not have access to commercial ovens the baking time and temperature need to be revised!
Thank god you've said this, because I've noticed none of these times work. They say "10mins for cookies" and it ends up being an hour. lol it shows you a host to audience disconnect.
not really true for a pro
I like your style. Simple and to the point and not pretentious.
The baking durations and temperatures for cheesecakes seem to be the stuff of Wild West! Between videos, they vary between 200°C for 1 hour to 180°C-110°C for 35 minutes (like in this video) to 160°C for 1:45 hours!! (And most of the seem to use a water bath.) Now, that's one heck of a jumble! Really how long do I need to bake this stuff? And at what temp?
:D You forgot "starting with a cold oven and using a hair dryer to gently heat the cheesecake".
In all seriousness, I just suggest using a waterbath and (relatively) low oven temperature (because cheese cake is a thick and wide product which you want to be baked evenly instead of with a crust), and buying an instant read thermometer and cooking the cheesecake until the very center is 63°C. Your final temperature should be precise, but your oven temperature doesn't necessarily have to be (although it should be low and even as described before, by using a warm water bath and a relatively low temperature).
I made this cheesecake 2 years ago and my grandmother, who doesn’t like anything, raved about this and has been asking me to make more since. So yes, I highly recommend following this recipe exactly as follows.
This cheesecake reminds of Chandler and Rachel stealing cheesecake
😂🤣
It looks so delicious Anna
Nisha Prakash i just saw that episode last night 😂
I just wanted one since I saw that episode
Yes it reminded me also of that 😂😂
I was think that too.😄
Where do we get best cheesecake in India???
Muchas gracias!!,tenia extraviada esta receta y finalmente la encontre!! Habia visto otras similares pero esta es la mejor.gracias saludos desde méjico.🇲🇽
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I tried this recipe and i made the best cheesecake ever.
Reiterating on what others have said, cut down on the lemon zest and bake for longer because it does come out raw in the center. The edges were cooked perfectly though, and tasted delicious.
I tried this recipe, it came out amazing, my family and co workers loved it! Thank you!
OMGGGG!! I did this cheesecake yesterday... Since it's for my daughter n me...I basically 1/4 the original recipe... GOD....it's SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOD!! I ate half of it... Thank you for the amazing recipe 🙏🙏🙏.
Fyi... I did not change the baking time...I basically followed to the T of the recipe except of course the ingredients I decided to 4....
It's worth waiting for as told by Anna olson.
Absolutely Beautiful! cornstarch makes such a difference
Karmini Parsan i live in europe here theres no cornstarch we call it just starch. Is it the same?
Cornstarch is also called Maizena in Europe!
Veronica33 S there are differences between cornstarch, tapioca starch and potato starch!!!
CORNFLOUR
Made this for Christmas Day, great success! Made and baked it as per the recipe. Thank you Anna.
Hello, did u adjust the baking time or did u do it exactly how she baked it
I stuck to the cooking time as per the recipe. Best of luck.
Hi Anna, love the videos. What size spring form tin do I use for this?
Looks like a 10", but could be 12".
Clearly stated as 9"
Soo Fuak Loong Thanks for the quick reply. 😆
I made it and it has amazing results. I made it without oven and it's result delecious
Made this today and it turned out delicious. Thanks so much. 👍😊✌🇺🇸
Best cheesecake recipe on earth , hands-down! I made this tonight.. I cut into it before I was supposed to ...I couldn’t resist, though it wasn’t all the way solidified in the middle it was delicious I can’t wait till tomorrow morning when it will be fully solidified oh my goodness!. One thing mine was not as pure white as hers, it had a tent of yellow after I took it out of the oven it doesn’t affect the taste, but I like the pure white.
Love how clear and straight to the point this video is 😊
Question: Will turning the oven down have the same effect with an electric oven as with a gas oven?
I think most bakers, if given the choice (some of us don’t have a choice), would use a gas range. That makes temperature control much easier.
I’m using an electric range, and I am wondering if I should open the oven when it’s time to turn the temperature down in order to speed it up and simulate a gas oven.
I make my own vanilla with Grey Goose vodka N 10 Madagascar vanilla beans, and just let it set and mature....I just love the taste...and when I see I need more I just buy a small bottle of grey goose and add it to it with 3 more vanilla beans....only Madagascar...yes expensive but well worth it...
The BEST cheesecake recipe and how to bake it perfectly !!!! Thank you Anna
Hi Anna!! I just started watching your channel and I love it! You know so much about baking and I watch your full episodes. 😊😊
Finally I remember this show!! Pls i feel so emotional rn, I love you Anna ♥️ I used to watch this when i was 10 and i'm still gonna watch it, I'm 17 now.. I literally admire her drawers where some of her dry ingredients are there 😭♥️
Omg!!
It’s the best recipe ever!❤️❤️❤️
It worked so well!!!Such an indulging recipe!
I made this eight times now. The best. You're the baking queen.
Thank you very much for your beautiful channel!You are simply the best!And cheesecake I cooked by your recipe became very delicious!
I made this Sunday and substituted the vanilla with Jameson Orange and it was fabulous- we love your recipes and the instructions ❤