Our delectable and very creamy Caramel Gingersnap Cheesecake is full of holiday flavor and studded with our Swedish Gingersnaps. The gingersnaps inside the cheesecake become wonderfully soft while the...
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This is a complicated recipe. Many steps. The way the recipe was formatted it is difficult to see where the two parts of the cheesecake ingredients were separated. Review directions carefully before you begin.
I was disappointed with the Apple pie filling. My pie did not have the distinct slices. I also found the Granny Smith apples to be too tart. Perhaps a sweeter apple or more sugar?
Cheesecakes are my specialty. I have made dozens. This is the first one which had over 2 tablespoons of ghee (clear butter oil) in the aluminum foil surrounding the pie pan. Strange
It tastes amazing but the recipe needs some revision. 1) Maybe you should check that the pan is water tight BEFORE you make the crust, the foil doesn't affect the crust baking. 2) 3 cups of ginger snaps (at least) to get a third of the way up. 3) That is some finicky cheffy way to do the apples. Toss the apples in the sugar and cinnamon and then put into frying pain with the butter = same or better result with mo caramel burn risk. The Chantilly cream is de plus. There is already a ton of butter and cream in this cake. Just put the praline sauce on the top. It covers up any cracks that form.