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waterbath for cheesecake

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Thu, Apr-03-03, 18:49

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waterbath for cheesecake

I made the standard baked cheesecake yesterday without the waterbath,

it was fine,

the waterbath is hard for me, burnt fingers etc,

so just wanted you all to know

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waterbath for cheesecake

My New York style baked cheese cake recipe came from a Southern Living cookbook. It doesn't call for a water bath. The smaller modified version I made for this diet is a little alteration of the Southern Living one and didn't use waterbath either.

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