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Mini Cheesecake Questions

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  1. Has anyone made mini cheesecakes? The tiny ones like those
    bite sized muffins? I was thinking about making some for a
    pot luck at work. I'll need about 8 dozen of them. I'm not
    sure about the technique used to make them. I've found
    several recipes online but I am looking for recipes people
    have tried and had success with. I've never made anything
    like this before and I suppose I need hand holding 😉 Any
    replies are appreciated. Thanks.

    Michael <- bakes not

    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

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    Dog3

    Has anyone made mini cheesecakes? The tiny ones like those
    bite sized muffins? I was thinking about making some for a
    pot luck at work. I'll need about 8 dozen of them. I'm not
    sure about the technique used to make them. I've found
    several recipes online but I am looking for recipes people
    have tried and had success with. I've never made anything
    like this before and I suppose I need hand holding 😉 Any
    replies are appreciated.

    Mini cheese cakes are actually easier than full sized
    versions, far less likely to fall.

    Mini Cheese Cakes

    Ingredients 2 packages of cream cheese, at room temperature
    1/2 cup sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoons vanilla vanilla wafers (or
    chocolate wafers) Optional: cherry or blueberry pie
    filling for topping

    Directions Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

    In a large bowl, mix the cream cheese, sugar, eggs, and
    vanilla. Line cupcake tins with cup cake paper; place one
    vanilla wafer in each cup. Spoon cream cheese mixture evenly
    on vanilla wafers. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes.

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    Dog3

    Has anyone made mini cheesecakes? The tiny ones like those
    bite sized muffins? I was thinking about making some for a
    pot luck at work. I'll need about 8 dozen of them. I'm not
    sure about the technique used to make them. I've found
    several recipes online but I am looking for recipes people
    have tried and had success with. I've never made anything
    like this before and I suppose I need hand holding 😉 Any
    replies are appreciated.

    Mini cheese cakes are actually easier than full sized
    versions, far less likely to fall.

    Mini Cheese Cakes

    Ingredients 2 packages of cream cheese, at room
    temperature
    1/2 cup sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoons vanilla vanilla wafers
    (or chocolate wafers) Optional: cherry or blueberry pie
    filling for topping

    Directions Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

    In a large bowl, mix the cream cheese, sugar, eggs, and
    vanilla. Line cupcake tins with cup cake paper; place one
    vanilla wafer in each cup. Spoon cream cheese mixture
    evenly on vanilla wafers. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes.

    Thanks Sheldon, I'm going to do a test run with this recipe.
    How far do you fill the cups up with the cheesecake mixture?
    I figure maybe 1/3 full?!

    Michael

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    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

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