FOOD, My recipes, Uncategorized HOMEMADE OREO CHEESECAKE 15 April 2010

It was a friend’s birthday dinner last weekend so I promised to bake him a dessert of his choice.

What did he select?

OREO CHEESECAKE!

I don’t often make this (have done it maybe only 3-4 times) because 1) the ingredients much more $$ compared to baking other desserts 2) the pounding/beating makes your muscles really sore and 3) it’s bloody hard. The stuff I cook/bake tends to be easy stuff for lazy people πŸ˜‰ So the only time I ever end up making Oreo Cheesecakes are by special requests and usually only for someone’s birthday.

This time, I decided to use a new recipe that I put together from a mish-mash of different recipes. I’d say it turned out nice but not amazing. The main reasons?
1) I added 1/3 (!!!) the amount of sugar I was actually meant to use…. whoops
2) There was too much cheese (in comparison to the crust)

Still, it turned out fine and people seemed to enjoy it, thankfully. Chris actually did the base of it, so credit goes to him! He made the base extra thick with Oreos.. and it was a winner because everyone prefers the base to the actual cheesecake, no? πŸ™‚ The cheesecake was really rich and ultra creamy, and I liked the texture. Except it wasn’t as super sweet as American cheesecakes usually are. But thankfully, almost everyone at the dinner party were French, and declared that French “don’t use as much sugar as the Americans”, so they preferred it that way. It was still sweet, but had the tart flavour of the cheese quite pronounced.

If you’re keen on making this, try searching “oreo cheesecake recipe” online and reading em then putting them together to make your own. Just beware- you need a LOT of muscles to both pound the Oreo cookies for the base, and mix the cheese. And it’s also quite messy (you’ll end up with cheese all over the kitchen bench and on you) and time consuming to make. But if you want something different and something that makes people go “ooooh!”, then this is it πŸ™‚


Excuse my haggardness. It was after pole-dancing class so I was messy & sweaty!

Chris finishes the Oreo cookie base

My cheesecake mix with chunks of Oreos

All ready to go into the oven

We ate half the cake πŸ˜› Not sure why it looks so yellow in the pic though!

A slice of creamy, freshly-made Oreo Cheesecake, anyone?


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1. I LOVE the base of cheese cakes!!!
2. The cheese cake looks gorgeous and yummy *whimper*
3. And that Oreo base….*wipes drool off face*

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1. I LOVE the base of cheese cakes!!!
2. The cheese cake looks gorgeous and yummy *whimper*
3. And that Oreo base….*wipes drool off face*

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if you put all the cookies in a plastic bag you can roll over them with a rolling pin and voila … you have cookie crumbs! πŸ˜€

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Hi B, πŸ™‚
I sooooo LOVE/ADORE your blogs, literally read it every day,hehe… and i know u r a guru in skincare/makeup/cosmetics field, so can u give me some advises on what kind of skincare products that are the best or to say have a really good price/performance ration in Australia, since i will head off to there and stay for a while and as far as i know u r from Australia, right?
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Glad you like it sweetie! I actually did some posts before on skincare I use, as well as cosmetics, all with links. So check back and you’ll find them πŸ™‚

I so want to get one, but not whilst in China or we’ll have to lug it out when we leave and worried it’ll get damaged!

serendipity

Hi B, πŸ™‚
I sooooo LOVE/ADORE your blogs, literally read it every day,hehe… and i know u r a guru in skincare/makeup/cosmetics field, so can u give me some advises on what kind of skincare products that are the best or to say have a really good price/performance ration in Australia, since i will head off to there and stay for a while and as far as i know u r from Australia, right?
Plz kndly give me some useful tips, and i will really appreciated, it will mean a lot to me:P

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Glad you like it sweetie! I actually did some posts before on skincare I use, as well as cosmetics, all with links. So check back and you’ll find them πŸ™‚

I so want to get one, but not whilst in China or we’ll have to lug it out when we leave and worried it’ll get damaged!