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Adapted from The New York Times Notes: Plan ahead! This takes time to make and bake and chill — it must chill for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight, before serving. You'll need a 10-inch springform pan for this recipe. Ricotta: You must use whole milk ricotta here. Low-fat will leave the cheesecake with a gritty texture. Calabro brand, sold at Whole Foods, is nice. If you are serving this the same day you are making it, bake it first thing in the morning. As noted above, this can be made a day in advance. Bring to room temperature briefly before serving. Fresh ricotta versus not: Fresh is best. My mother always uses fresh, but keep in mind you will need three pounds, which can get pricey. Most recently I made two using standard grocery store ricotta, and I still thought it was completely delicious, but several commenters have not had success with non-fresh ricotta, so I am advising to use fresh ricotta only here. Cooking times will vary dramatically depending on your oven, the pan you are using for the water bath and what type of fresh ricotta you are using. Start checking at 1 hour and 15 minutes. The cookie crust is more of a cookie dusting than a crust — it melts into the cheesecake making it almost undetectable. It's a subtle touch, but still really nice. Use whatever cookie you like, but I highly recommend the Jules Destrooper butter waffles if you can find them. This is what my mother always uses and what I use now, too. They are made of all good things — flour, butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla, salt, baking soda — and they are delicious to boot. You also could skip the cookie coating all together for simplicity. If you have a Thermapen (highly recommend!), use it to test the temp of the cheesecake, and remove it when it reads 150-155ºF. I have never done this, but the next time I make this, I'm tempted to skip the water bath, and bake the cake on a rimmed sheet pan at 350ºF for about an hour — I've seen a number of recipes that skip the water bath without issue.

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Fluffy and jiggly Japanese cotton cheesecake makes a perfect show-stopping cake that is so incredibly good. This Japanese souffle cheesecake will instantly melt in your mouth and keep you coming back for more.

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Castella kek gerçekten harika kabaran, pamuk gibi yumuşacık bir kek tarifi. Bazılara bu keke Japon cheesecake desede aslında bu kekin adı castella kek ve cheesecake'le arasında hem malzeme olarak, hem de lezzet olarak farklılıklar var.

We've all seen this cheesecake and wondered how it's made. So, now's the time to learn the art of crafting a fluffy and jiggly Japanese cheesecake at home. This classic Japanese dessert is a delightful fusion of lightness and creaminess, achieved through the meticulous combination of egg yolk custard with whipped meringue to create that signature bounce. Adding cream cheese, butter, and milk to the custard provides a rich and indulgent dimension to each bite. With patience and precision, you'll master the techniques to achieve the perfect balance of airy texture and decadent taste in every slice of this beloved Japanese treat.

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Reproduced another recipe of Kat Kat's (the BC member that inspired me on the Gula Melaka Cotton Cake, remember?)! This cake is extremely light and fluffly! Despite using condensed milk as one of the main ingredients, it is not too sweet at all! Again, the texture is to die for! Ingredients 3 egg yolks 1 egg 50g condensed milk 50g plain flour - sieved 100g cream cheese (increased to 130g for a stronger flavour) 35ml canola oil 1 tsp lemon juice (to enhance flavour) 3 egg whites 45g castor sugar 1 tsp lemon juice Method 1. Greased and lined the bottom of a 6" round tin. Lightly grease the sides too. 2. Preheat oven at 150C. 3. Melt cream cheese by double boiling over stove. Once melted, whisk lightly to a smooth consistency. Set aside. 4. Mix yolks, 1 egg and condensed milk until well combined. Set aside. 5. Heat oil over stove. Once done, drizzle over sieved flour and quickly mix to a smooth paste. Set aside. 6. Pour yolk mixture into the cream cheese, mix well, then add in flour mixture, whisk until well combined. Set aside. 7. Beat egg whites untill foamy, add in lemon juice, then add sugar in 3 batches. Continue beating until attain stiff peak. 8. Fold in meringue to the yolk mixture by several batches. Be sure to fold till you don't see any streaks of meringue. 9. Pour in batter to baking tin, tap few times on table top to release air bubbles. 10. Send to bake by waterbath method. 150C for 30min, then 130C for another 75min. 11. Once done, invert to cool for 5min and remove mould. Then revert back upright to cool completely. Recipe obtained original from Kat Kat on BC. Freshly out from oven! Love the texture! My No.1 fan begging for some! 😂😂 Separate batches that I made for orders! This has to be the most frequently ordered item! Again, the to-die-for texture! And, more orders for the infamous CMCC again :)

Try this Japanese Cheesecake or cotton cheesecake recipe for a super fluffy, light-as-air and heavenly cheesecake you will ever make.

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I bought cream cheese while it was on offer some time ago. Better quickly use it up. It had been a long time I last bake a cheesecake and I'm craving for one! I'm sticking to a trusted recipe by Alex Goh. I remember I saved a photo of the recipe from the book... BUT I can't find it! Have been keeping too many recipes everywhere and never organize. Anyone has this problem? Haha! It's ok. I think can easily find the recipe online. :) Some bakers might have faced problems when baking this cheesecake. I have this phobia too! Scared it will crack, scared it will sink, scared it become dense... Although I rarely make cheesecake, I have more experience in whipping egg whites now, so that makes the task less intimidating. :) My cheesecake turns out to be pretty good, except for a little crack. I should have stay beside the oven and turn down the temperature. There's uneven browning at the top too. Can't help because of my oven. Or is there a way to brown it nicely? Mostly importantly, it is tall and did not sink! Yeah! Here's a slice of the cut-out cheesecake. So soft, cottony and melt-in-the-mouth. It's so good when it's chilled! Eating cheesecake is like eating durian. Either you like or hate it. Luckily I like both! Just realize 2 of my nieces are cheesecake lovers. One of them said my cheesecake tastes like the Starbucks one wor. You sure or not? Lol! :p Japanese Cotton Cheesecake Ingredients: (I use 6 inch round pan and use 3/4 of the original recipe in brackets) 125g cream cheese (160g) 18g butter (25g) 90g milk (120g) 30g cake flour (40g) 23g cornflour (30g) 3 egg yolks (4) 3 egg whites (4) 1/8 tsp cream of tartar (1/8 tsp), I omitted 75g sugar (100g sugar) pinch of salt, I omitted Preparation: 1. Grease and line the bottom and side of the pan with baking paper. Wrap outside of the pan in foil. (I did not wrap the pan in foil as I prefer to use a normal pan instead of removable base pan.) 2. Place a tray with water at the lowest rack and preheat the oven. (I did not put the pan in water-bath. I place the tray of water at the lowest rack and the pan at the middle rack.) Method: 1. Place cream cheese, butter and milk in mixing bowl and double-boil until the mixture becomes thick and creamy and no lumps. Set aside to cool. (From my experience, it's difficult to get a lump-free mixture. You can pass the mixture through a sieve to get a smooth mixture. For lazy me I just skip it as the lumps will disappear after adding the flour and eggs.) 2. Add in sifted flour mixture and whisk until combined. Do not overmix. 3. Add in egg yolks and whisk until combined. Set aside. 4. Whisk the egg whites until foamy. Add in sugar gradually and whip until soft peaks. Do not whip to stiff peak. Fold the egg whites into the cheese mixture gently in 3 separate additions. 5. Pour the batter into the pan, knock a few times to get rid of air bubbles. Bake in oven at 160C for 45 minutes until the top is golden brown and skewer inserted is clean. (I bake at 160 deg C, lower to 150 deg C once I spotted crack on the cake, should have reduced earlier. Total baking time is 35 minutes for my 6 inch cake.) 6. Off the oven and leave the cake in the oven with the door slightly ajar for about 30 minutes. Remove the cake from pan, remove the baking paper and further cool down before chilling in the fridge. (I did not remove the cake from oven immediately to prevent the cake from sinking quickly.) Adapted from：Fantastic Cheesecake by Alex Goh I am submitting this post to "My Treasured Recipes #1 - Alex Goh (June/July 2014)" hosted by Miss B of Everyone Eats Well In Flanders and co-hosted by Charmaine of Mimi Bakery House.

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This coffeehouse-inspired cheesecake is light, creamy and not overly sweet. You won’t even have to turn on your oven, because it’s no-bake! The instant espresso powder in this recipe can be found at kitchen specialty shops and online. It gives the cheesecake a more pronounced coffee flavor, but if you don’t have any on hand, instant coffee granules are an acceptable substitute. Whipped cream can be piped on top of the cheesecake in a spiral using a piping bag and a plain 1/2-inch decorator tip, or you can swirl it on using an offset spatula.

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21.06.2014 - Nongsa, Batam. Today bake myself another japanese cotton cheesecake...keep on trying until i get to perfection. This time is a shocking method i used....(lol) i am baking my sensitive and delicate cheesecake at the temperature of 180c !!! ta-da!! haaaa.....however it works for my cake this time. :) I have been trying baking cotton cheesecake with the temperature as low as 150c but my cake always came out not cook and with the temperature 160-170c...i even tried with the steambath tray placed at the lower rack and put the baking pan unattached with the water tray, it didn't work either!! i did this because i didn't want my cake to be wet and soggy, i did ever tried putting 4 baking tins at the corners, or i bake at the middle rack, but nothing's work!! everything i tried seems to fail me!! I realize it was my oven temperature problem but i can never get it right. My 3rd and 4th cheesecake had failed me again!! It came out soggy, wet and texture just half cooked or getting just way too soft...very bad in another word. i sometimes suspect the quality of one baking pan is the main culprit. Today, its my 5th attempt of baking a cottony cheesecake and i saw Anncoojournal.com recipe again, i had keep her cheesecake on my list to try for a longtime though, so i tried hers. I follow every ingredients in the recipe except for one thing "the temperature". Well at least i try..... for the better or worse...Any bakers will disagree with my method i think....they would say cake will cracks, burn very fast or rise too quicky and shrunk whatever it is, my cake just didn't disappoint me this time!! All i wanted is a cooked cheesecake that is edible!! 180c temperature result really blows me away!! definitely will keep the recipe with this temperature of baking for my oven. it came out perfectly PERFECT!! Surprise... Suprise!! Its the most beautiful japanese cotton cheesecake that i have ever made!! shrinks a little at the side which is very normal, no cracks or half cooked. I will keep the same temperature n using the same pan to bake a good japanese cotton cheesecake with MY OVEN!! :) * Im overwhelming with the result!! so happy indeed. INGREDIENTS : 265ml Full cream milk or Low fat milk 85g Butter 250g Cheese cream (room temperature) 40g Plain flour 35g Corn flour (sift together with plain flour) 7 Egg yolks (large eggs) 2 tsp Vanilla flavor 7 Egg whites ( large egg ) 3/4 tsp Cream of tartar ( i used pinch of tp / 1/8tsp ) 125g Sugar Method: Grease 9" square cake pan with parchment paper base & side 2" higher set aside. Boil milk and butter together at medium heat, lower heat add in cheese cream~use hand whisk to stir cheese cream till smooth. Add in plain flour and corn flour mix well. Lastly add in egg yolks and vanilla flavor, mix cheese cream mixture till thick and transfer to large bowl, leave to cool. ( I shift my cream cheese mixture, so it free of lumps ) In a mixing bowl whisk egg whites, cream of tartar and sugar till peak form (that is the form peaks with tips stand straight when the beaters are lifted). Use a rubber spatula to fold egg whites in two batches to the shifted cheese cream mixture. Pour cheese cream mixture into the pan. Steam bake at preheated 150C for about 1 hour 15 mins. Place cake tin at the lowest rack in the oven. *After about 30 mins of baking or when you find the top of the cheesecake turned brown half way of baking, place a foil cover loosely over the cake tin. ( I pre-heat my oven at 180c, preheat for 10mins without putting in the steambath tray. When the oven is ready to bake, Put a cup hot water fill in the black baking tray ready for steambath baking method and in the cake. Bake at lower rack oven at 180c for 53mins and reduce temperature to 170c for 17mins till finishing. A total time 70mins, i let my cake brown till finish without covering the top. Leave at oven door adjour for 45mins and remove from oven leave it to cool to room temperature before into the fridge. Best result to consume is to fridge for 4 hours or overnight. ) Cool down cheesecake in room temperature. *Cheesecake will shrink as it cools. Best to chill cheesecake before serve.

We've all seen this cheesecake and wondered how it's made. So, now's the time to learn the art of crafting a fluffy and jiggly Japanese cheesecake at home. This classic Japanese dessert is a delightful fusion of lightness and creaminess, achieved through the meticulous combination of egg yolk custard with whipped meringue to create that signature bounce. Adding cream cheese, butter, and milk to the custard provides a rich and indulgent dimension to each bite. With patience and precision, you'll master the techniques to achieve the perfect balance of airy texture and decadent taste in every slice of this beloved Japanese treat.

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Fluffy and jiggly Japanese cotton cheesecake makes a perfect show-stopping cake that is so incredibly good. This Japanese souffle cheesecake will instantly melt in your mouth and keep you coming back for more.

26.05.2017 Talk of the town recently this cake is selling like HOT CAKE!! hahaha....It is a HOT CAKE! Yes its the Taiwan Castella Sponge Cake im talking about. Its starting branching in some part of Malaysia and Singapore because of the high demand and all that sensational story about this cake, everyone is talking about it and some trying to bake them to get a first hand experience themselves, one of them is me.... lol* I have not try the real / original cake, but here i bake one, so its just basically a spongy sponge cake, i do not want to condemn much about the test as i have not try the real one yet. When reading about this cake, people always complain about the long queue for a piece of sponge cake! Now what is it so special? Im curious to know too and thats why i got this recipe today from Steph's Wonder and immediately i try out to see what is all about. While im baking this cake, i can't wait to see it rise! When its done in one hour, immediately took it out from oven, flip over when it is still piping hot! i do it like how it should be, remove, flip and cut. The truth reveal....testing time, Taste...... just like an ordinary sponge cake!!! Good.... but just a plain sponge cake.... lol** Anyway, its nice to eat when its warm, I like the texture spongy and basically that's it. I hope my recipe is the right sponge cake that i am looking for. My point of view, maybe many people curious and attracted the way they present the cake when its out from the oven, its steaming hot, a big cake, beautiful fluffy looking cake, they flip, they measure and cut, its kind of a new naked cake show we do not see from any bakery in century, its basically a good presentation and they did break the record of how good the idea is selling their product. Its kind of impressive for many especially those cake lovers, i think that is all about a sponge cake! I will try to bake another famous sponge cake with cheese, probably that makes some difference. CASTELLA SPONGE CAKE 6 egg yolks 75g oil 60g milk 90g cake flour 6 egg whites ( used cold egg whites from the fridge ) 75g caster sugar 1g salt ( dash of salt ) METHOD:- * 8" square pan, lightly grease with oil side and bottom, line grease paper side and bottom, insert cardboard at 4 side of square pan. * Heat oil in microwave for 2 minutes. or heat with a sauce pan, once it is hot, remove pan from stove. * Mix in sifted flour into hot oil mix well with a balloon whisk. * Add in milk slowly, mix evenly and continue with egg yolks add into mixture, mix until all combine into smooth batter. * Beat white and salt and gradually add in sugar until soft to stiff peak. * Add meringue 1/3 meringue into batter with whisk, mix well, fold in 2nd 1/3 portion mix gently and is ok if u see some meringue not totally mix through and fold in the batter into the remaining 1/3 portion of meringue, fold with a spatula gently until all combine. * Preheat oven 150c steambath ( i preheat my oven at 170c with steambath ) * Steam bake 150c for 1 hour ( i steam bake at 170c for 1 hour center oven ) * If you find the finishing result bottom cake is dense, you can remove water, continue bake another 10 minutes "lower oven heat only" with a lower temperature to dry off the cake bottom. * When it is done, remove cake from oven, flip over remove grease paper, and invert cake on clean grease paper or plate. cut cake while its hot and eat warm. Happy Baking!!

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This is the best Japanese Cheesecake recipe that I have ever had. Recipe slightly modified from I Eat I Shoot I Post

Reproduced another recipe of Kat Kat's (the BC member that inspired me on the Gula Melaka Cotton Cake, remember?)! This cake is extremely light and fluffly! Despite using condensed milk as one of the main ingredients, it is not too sweet at all! Again, the texture is to die for! Ingredients 3 egg yolks 1 egg 50g condensed milk 50g plain flour - sieved 100g cream cheese (increased to 130g for a stronger flavour) 35ml canola oil 1 tsp lemon juice (to enhance flavour) 3 egg whites 45g castor sugar 1 tsp lemon juice Method 1. Greased and lined the bottom of a 6" round tin. Lightly grease the sides too. 2. Preheat oven at 150C. 3. Melt cream cheese by double boiling over stove. Once melted, whisk lightly to a smooth consistency. Set aside. 4. Mix yolks, 1 egg and condensed milk until well combined. Set aside. 5. Heat oil over stove. Once done, drizzle over sieved flour and quickly mix to a smooth paste. Set aside. 6. Pour yolk mixture into the cream cheese, mix well, then add in flour mixture, whisk until well combined. Set aside. 7. Beat egg whites untill foamy, add in lemon juice, then add sugar in 3 batches. Continue beating until attain stiff peak. 8. Fold in meringue to the yolk mixture by several batches. Be sure to fold till you don't see any streaks of meringue. 9. Pour in batter to baking tin, tap few times on table top to release air bubbles. 10. Send to bake by waterbath method. 150C for 30min, then 130C for another 75min. 11. Once done, invert to cool for 5min and remove mould. Then revert back upright to cool completely. Recipe obtained original from Kat Kat on BC. Freshly out from oven! Love the texture! My No.1 fan begging for some! 😂😂 Separate batches that I made for orders! This has to be the most frequently ordered item! Again, the to-die-for texture! And, more orders for the infamous CMCC again :)

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This is the best Japanese Cheesecake recipe that I have ever had. Recipe slightly modified from I Eat I Shoot I Post

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Le gâteau coton (ou cotton cheesecake) est un type de gâteau éponge à base de fromage à la crème, de beurre, de sucre, de crème fouettée et d'œufs. Il est traditionnellement cuit au bain-marie. Hybride entre le gâteau au fromage (cheesecake) et le soufflé, contenant moins de fromage et de sucre que le cheesecake traditionnel, il

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Le gâteau coton (ou cotton cheesecake) est un type de gâteau éponge à base de fromage à la crème, de beurre, de sucre, de crème fouettée et d'œufs. Il est traditionnellement cuit au bain-marie. Hybride entre le gâteau au fromage (cheesecake) et le soufflé, contenant moins de fromage et de sucre que le cheesecake traditionnel, il

21.06.2014 - Nongsa, Batam. Today bake myself another japanese cotton cheesecake...keep on trying until i get to perfection. This time is a shocking method i used....(lol) i am baking my sensitive and delicate cheesecake at the temperature of 180c !!! ta-da!! haaaa.....however it works for my cake this time. :) I have been trying baking cotton cheesecake with the temperature as low as 150c but my cake always came out not cook and with the temperature 160-170c...i even tried with the steambath tray placed at the lower rack and put the baking pan unattached with the water tray, it didn't work either!! i did this because i didn't want my cake to be wet and soggy, i did ever tried putting 4 baking tins at the corners, or i bake at the middle rack, but nothing's work!! everything i tried seems to fail me!! I realize it was my oven temperature problem but i can never get it right. My 3rd and 4th cheesecake had failed me again!! It came out soggy, wet and texture just half cooked or getting just way too soft...very bad in another word. i sometimes suspect the quality of one baking pan is the main culprit. Today, its my 5th attempt of baking a cottony cheesecake and i saw Anncoojournal.com recipe again, i had keep her cheesecake on my list to try for a longtime though, so i tried hers. I follow every ingredients in the recipe except for one thing "the temperature". Well at least i try..... for the better or worse...Any bakers will disagree with my method i think....they would say cake will cracks, burn very fast or rise too quicky and shrunk whatever it is, my cake just didn't disappoint me this time!! All i wanted is a cooked cheesecake that is edible!! 180c temperature result really blows me away!! definitely will keep the recipe with this temperature of baking for my oven. it came out perfectly PERFECT!! Surprise... Suprise!! Its the most beautiful japanese cotton cheesecake that i have ever made!! shrinks a little at the side which is very normal, no cracks or half cooked. I will keep the same temperature n using the same pan to bake a good japanese cotton cheesecake with MY OVEN!! :) * Im overwhelming with the result!! so happy indeed. INGREDIENTS : 265ml Full cream milk or Low fat milk 85g Butter 250g Cheese cream (room temperature) 40g Plain flour 35g Corn flour (sift together with plain flour) 7 Egg yolks (large eggs) 2 tsp Vanilla flavor 7 Egg whites ( large egg ) 3/4 tsp Cream of tartar ( i used pinch of tp / 1/8tsp ) 125g Sugar Method: Grease 9" square cake pan with parchment paper base & side 2" higher set aside. Boil milk and butter together at medium heat, lower heat add in cheese cream~use hand whisk to stir cheese cream till smooth. Add in plain flour and corn flour mix well. Lastly add in egg yolks and vanilla flavor, mix cheese cream mixture till thick and transfer to large bowl, leave to cool. ( I shift my cream cheese mixture, so it free of lumps ) In a mixing bowl whisk egg whites, cream of tartar and sugar till peak form (that is the form peaks with tips stand straight when the beaters are lifted). Use a rubber spatula to fold egg whites in two batches to the shifted cheese cream mixture. Pour cheese cream mixture into the pan. Steam bake at preheated 150C for about 1 hour 15 mins. Place cake tin at the lowest rack in the oven. *After about 30 mins of baking or when you find the top of the cheesecake turned brown half way of baking, place a foil cover loosely over the cake tin. ( I pre-heat my oven at 180c, preheat for 10mins without putting in the steambath tray. When the oven is ready to bake, Put a cup hot water fill in the black baking tray ready for steambath baking method and in the cake. Bake at lower rack oven at 180c for 53mins and reduce temperature to 170c for 17mins till finishing. A total time 70mins, i let my cake brown till finish without covering the top. Leave at oven door adjour for 45mins and remove from oven leave it to cool to room temperature before into the fridge. Best result to consume is to fridge for 4 hours or overnight. ) Cool down cheesecake in room temperature. *Cheesecake will shrink as it cools. Best to chill cheesecake before serve.

This is the best Japanese Cheesecake recipe that I have ever had. Recipe slightly modified from I Eat I Shoot I Post

We've all seen this cheesecake and wondered how it's made. So, now's the time to learn the art of crafting a fluffy and jiggly Japanese cheesecake at home. This classic Japanese dessert is a delightful fusion of lightness and creaminess, achieved through the meticulous combination of egg yolk custard with whipped meringue to create that signature bounce. Adding cream cheese, butter, and milk to the custard provides a rich and indulgent dimension to each bite. With patience and precision, you'll master the techniques to achieve the perfect balance of airy texture and decadent taste in every slice of this beloved Japanese treat.

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Fluffy and jiggly Japanese cotton cheesecake makes a perfect show-stopping cake that is so incredibly good. This Japanese souffle cheesecake will instantly melt in your mouth and keep you coming back for more.

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Le gâteau coton (ou cotton cheesecake) est un type de gâteau éponge à base de fromage à la crème, de beurre, de sucre, de crème fouettée et d'œufs. Il est traditionnellement cuit au bain-marie. Hybride entre le gâteau au fromage (cheesecake) et le soufflé, contenant moins de fromage et de sucre que le cheesecake traditionnel, il