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Granolapitcher t1_je2zicz wrote

Cheesecakes require a boiler in the oven too to keep the cake moist and not dry. Nobody makes their own cheesecake that I know

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thebakersfloof t1_je358mh wrote

You can also bake it low and slow. I fucking hate water baths. A 6-7 hour bake of a cheesecake at 200°F and an overnight chill in the fridge yielded the best cheesecake I have ever eaten.

Also, I believe r/baking would disagree with no one making their own cheesecake. People take on all sorts of absurdly fiddly bakes there.

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laughing-stockade t1_je4p7gc wrote

theres also basque cheesecake, the objectively correct cheesecake, which just cooks in the oven at highish temp

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