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As such, it is important to use a cake pan at least 3-inches deep. The baked cheesecake will rise above the cake pan rim.
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The full printable/written recipe with step-by-step pictures is below.
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Overview: How to Make Basque Burnt Cheesecake Some people would also add vanilla, lemon juice, and salt, and that’s it. Eggs (Large eggs, 50 g each without shell).Sugar (Standard granulated sugar, I used organic cane sugar).Cream cheese (Philadelphia, NOT whipped cream cheese or reduced-fat).They all have the following ingredients, with slightly different ratios according to the baker’s take. If you look up this recipe online, you will realize that most recipes are pretty simple and straightforward. Time: Mix ingredients, bake for 30-35 minutes, and chill.Baking: The cheesecake is finished baking in half the time compared to regular cheesecake! Bake at a higher temperature to achieve that rich, dark caramelized exterior surface, yet the center of the cheesecake is still jiggly.JOC that a man who had never baked in his life can impress loved ones with this cheesecake! Difficulty: This is absolutely the easiest cheesecake I’ve ever made.It has a good balance of bitterness from the burnt exterior and sweetness from the creamy custardy interior. Flavor: Simply put, it tastes like a caramelized cheesecake in one bite.Unlike American cheesecake, it does not have a crust. Texture: Creamy in the middle, firmer cheesecake texture on the exterior.If you’re interested, read this article or this article that explains how this cake was invented and became popular.īesides its obvious “burnt” look, here are some of the characteristics of this cheesecake: What is Basque Burnt Cheesecake?īasque Cheesecake or Basque Burnt Cheesecake was created in 1990 by a chef named Santiago Rivera of a restaurant called La Viña in San Sebastian, Spain. This Basque Burnt Cheesecake recipe is what’s considered typical Basque Burnt Cheesecake, and next week I’ll share the Japanese-style recipe. Among the methods, I also made “Japanese-style” Basque Burnt Cheesecake which was actually preferred by my family and some friends. Since then, I’ve made more than 10 different Basque Burnt Cheesecake, fiddling between slightly different methods and ratios. Her cheesecake was beautiful! It had the perfect burnished, deep brown top, with the dreamy creaminess and a slight ooze in the middle. She adapted her Basque Burnt Cheesecake from this recipe and kindly shared it with us. Thanks to my friend Sophia, I finally had a chance to eat the famed cheesecake this summer. I made a mental note to find out more about the craze, but 2 years went by, and it had totally slipped off my radar. It seemed like every Japanese Instagrammer I followed was sharing their version of this cheesecake. I learned about Basque Burnt Cheesecake when I was back in Japan over the summer of 2019. Baked at a high temperature, the cheesecake’s iconic rich dark top is a showstopper! Follow my tips and tricks for a foolproof recipe. Creamy on the inside and caramelized on the outside, this Basque Burnt Cheesecake is easier than it looks to make at home.