Olio cheesecake

By VicentaLakin

Olio cheesecake
Have you ever had a whirlwind? Isn't that great for the Olio in there? Today the tomato is made of a cheese cake broken out of Olio, and the softest cheese cake in the middle just turned into a super-cheese-flavored pie. But this cobbler can no longer lick it and solve it... but needs to eat it with a sip... whether it's a dent

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Steps for Olio cheesecake

  • Make Olio cheesecake step 0
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    Take the tin paper longer than the mold and lay it directly inside the mold
  • Make Olio cheesecake step 1
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    Butter melts into liquid
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    Put the olio crumbs in the egg basin and mix them with melted butter
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    Take a 1/2 biscuit crumb and lay it on the bottom of the mold, and press it with a hand or a cane
  • Make Olio cheesecake step 4
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    Cream cheese and sugar are insulated to heat, and they don't stop mixing it with an eggmaker
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    Add light cream and continue to mix the cheese with an egg-beater and leave the hot water in a smooth slide
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    After cooling, we're gonna add low-banded flour and yolk, and we're gonna mix the smooth cheese with an eggbeater
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    One out of two cheese-painted olio crumbs. Move
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    Plate the Olio cookies on the cheese paste
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    Put the rest of the cheese down, and then put the rest of the olio crumbs at the top and flatten them with your hands
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    Cover the surface of Olio's crumbs with preheats of 180 degrees, fire up, middle, 30-35 minutes
  • Olio cheesecake Make Tips

    Important Notes: 1. Before taking the cake out of the oven, insert a toothpick into the center. If a few sticky crumbs appear, it is ready to come out. 2. Stir the cheese batter slowly with a hand mixer; the final product is less likely to crack. 3. Finally, cover the surface with aluminum foil to prevent the cookie crumbs from becoming too dry.

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