Japanese light cheese cake

By VicentaLakin

Japanese light cheese cake

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Steps for Japanese light cheese cake

  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 0
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    Put the cream cheese into a large bowl, add the white sugar, then heat it over water, and stir with an egg beater until smooth and free of particles
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 1
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    Separate the egg yolks from the egg white, add the egg yolks one by one, and stir well
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 2
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    Add milk and lemon juice and stir well
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 3
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    Sieve in the low flour and corn starch in turn and stir clockwise until well.
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 4
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    Melt the butter through water, pour into the cheese paste, stir well, and set aside.
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 5
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    Add lemon juice to the egg white, beat with an electric whisk until rough, add white sugar in 3 times, and beat the egg white until wet and frothy. Preheat, 150 degrees.
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 6
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    Add the beaten egg whites to the cheese paste in 3 times, stir well up and down like frying pan, without stirring in circles
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 7
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    Pour the stirred cheese paste into the mold. I use a loose bottom mold, so wrap it in tinfoil to prevent water entry, use a scraper to smooth the cake surface, and place it in the oven.
  • Make Japanese light cheese cake step 8
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    After roasting, take it out and freeze it, remove it, and place it in the refrigerator for a few hours to taste better.
  • Japanese light cheese cake Make Tips

    1. The recipe I use this time has a large amount of flour. If you like a very moist taste, you can reduce the amount of flour.
    2. Beat the egg whites of the cheesecake and make it wet. No dry foaming is needed.
    3. Using a water bath baking method to create a moist and smooth taste.
    4. If you use a closed-bottom mold, be sure to wrap the mold with tinfoil to prevent water entering.

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