8.3.12
Baileys Cheesecake
As St Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching, this is
the perfect opportunity to use a classic Irish liqueur for a dessert. I'm
talking about Baileys, a delicious drink made from an emulsion of milk
diluted in whisky and other ingredients, like honey, coffee, chocolate and
secret herbs. So, inspired by this festive day and this delicious drink, I
present to you today a Baileys Cheesecake.
To prepared the cream, I added 1.7oz of Baileys to a
traditional cheesecake recipe. I've seem recipes adding just 1oz, some time
less than that. I suggest you to try first with just 0.5oz. If you think the
cream doesn't get the intensity of flavor that you want, continue adding 0.5oz
until you get the result that most satisfy you. I did that too and for me
1.7oz worked best. The crust was prepared using Oreo cookies and butter, and I
topped the cream with dark chocolate ganache. Can you imagine how
wonderful is this combination of flavors? All ingredients were in a perfect
harmony creating a truly treasure dessert.
Baileys
Cheesecake
(adapted
from here)
Makes
two 4.5in pan
Crust
100g
Oreo cookies, crushed
50g
butter
Preheat
oven to 320 degrees F/ 160 degrees C. Butter the sides of a 4.5-inch springform pan. Melt butter
in a small saucepan over medium heat. Place crushed Oreo in a bowl. Pour
melted butter over crushed cookies and mix until evenly moistened. Press
mixture evenly into the bottom of the prepared pan.
Place
pan on a baking sheet. Bake until crust is set, 10 to minutes. Transfer pan to
a wire rack to cool completely.
Baileys
cheesecake
12 oz/ 350g
cream cheese
1.76 oz/ 50g
heavy cream
0.18 oz / 5g
lemon juice
3.17oz /90g
sugar
2.650z / 75
g whole eggs / about 1 egg and a half
1.7 oz/ 50
ml Baileys
Beat
cream cheese and sugar until very smooth (3 min) in a stand mixer at
medium
speed using the whisk attachment (It gives the cake
that
mousse quality). Add eggs, heavy cream, lemon juice and Baileys and beat until
incorporated.
Pour
batter into crust. Bake 40 min over 302 degrees F/150 degrees C.
Chocolate
Ganache
1.7 oz / 50ml
heavy cream
1.4 /40g
dark chocolate
Bring cream to boil in a small
saucepan. Remove from heat, add chocolate, stir
until smooth and glossy. Pour over cream cheese layer and refrigerate until firm. To serve, unmold cheesecake. Transfer to a serving platter.
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8.3.12
Baileys Cheesecake
As St Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching, this is
the perfect opportunity to use a classic Irish liqueur for a dessert. I'm
talking about Baileys, a delicious drink made from an emulsion of milk
diluted in whisky and other ingredients, like honey, coffee, chocolate and
secret herbs. So, inspired by this festive day and this delicious drink, I
present to you today a Baileys Cheesecake.
To prepared the cream, I added 1.7oz of Baileys to a
traditional cheesecake recipe. I've seem recipes adding just 1oz, some time
less than that. I suggest you to try first with just 0.5oz. If you think the
cream doesn't get the intensity of flavor that you want, continue adding 0.5oz
until you get the result that most satisfy you. I did that too and for me
1.7oz worked best. The crust was prepared using Oreo cookies and butter, and I
topped the cream with dark chocolate ganache. Can you imagine how
wonderful is this combination of flavors? All ingredients were in a perfect
harmony creating a truly treasure dessert.
Baileys
Cheesecake
(adapted
from here)
Makes
two 4.5in pan
Crust
100g
Oreo cookies, crushed
50g
butter
Preheat
oven to 320 degrees F/ 160 degrees C. Butter the sides of a 4.5-inch springform pan. Melt butter
in a small saucepan over medium heat. Place crushed Oreo in a bowl. Pour
melted butter over crushed cookies and mix until evenly moistened. Press
mixture evenly into the bottom of the prepared pan.
Place
pan on a baking sheet. Bake until crust is set, 10 to minutes. Transfer pan to
a wire rack to cool completely.
Baileys
cheesecake
12 oz/ 350g
cream cheese
1.76 oz/ 50g
heavy cream
0.18 oz / 5g
lemon juice
3.17oz /90g
sugar
2.650z / 75
g whole eggs / about 1 egg and a half
1.7 oz/ 50
ml Baileys
Beat
cream cheese and sugar until very smooth (3 min) in a stand mixer at
medium
speed using the whisk attachment (It gives the cake
that
mousse quality). Add eggs, heavy cream, lemon juice and Baileys and beat until
incorporated.
Pour
batter into crust. Bake 40 min over 302 degrees F/150 degrees C.
Chocolate
Ganache
1.7 oz / 50ml
heavy cream
1.4 /40g
dark chocolate
Bring cream to boil in a small
saucepan. Remove from heat, add chocolate, stir
until smooth and glossy. Pour over cream cheese layer and refrigerate until firm. To serve, unmold cheesecake. Transfer to a serving platter.
16 comments:
- AnonymousMarch 9, 2012 at 10:52 PM
That looks amazing and topping it with ganache was a stroke of genius! Happy St. Paddy's day!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 1, 2012 at 6:13 AM
Would the ganache still taste good with the cake if you used milk chocolate?
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It looks gorgeous! I can imagine the lovely taste :) I have a whole unopened bottle of Baileys at home.. :) now I'm very tempted to open it :)
ReplyDeleteOh my!! Me deu água na boca!!!! Yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing and topping it with ganache was a stroke of genius! Happy St. Paddy's day!
ReplyDeleteThis is unbelievable, Luciana! You make everything you do so beautiful, simple, elegant and irresistible. I'm very glad I'm far away from that cheesecake. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cake Luciana! Happy St Patrick’s Day!
ReplyDeleteDemais, Lu! Esse eu vou tentar!
ReplyDeleteHuummm! Adorei o pratinho também!!! Beijos, Luisa
ReplyDeleteit looks perfect, soft, creamy and delicious
ReplyDeleteHow much is 2.65 eggs??
ReplyDelete2,65 oz eggs = 1 egg and a half
DeleteWould the ganache still taste good with the cake if you used milk chocolate?
ReplyDeleteyes, you can use milk chocolate to make the ganache.
DeleteIt makes two 4.5 inch pans, or just one?
ReplyDeleteHi, it makes two pans.
DeleteIs it possible to make this in a 9" pan instead of two 4.5" pans?
ReplyDeleteHi, Rebekah!
DeleteI've never tried this recipe in a bigger pan. Maybe if you double the ingredients proportion you can use a 8" pan. I'm not sure about 9".