I stumbled onto a recipe for bourbon chocolate pecan cheesecake, from the blog Andrea's recipes. I thought it'd be a nice cross between cheesecake and pecan pie, with some chocolate thrown in. When I mentioned this recipe to my sister, she thought it was a bit cochon.
Chocolate bottom with a layer of chocolate ganache.
The chocolate is covered with cream cheese and topped with pecans.
Then the corn syrup mixture.
Chocolate bottom with a layer of chocolate ganache.
The chocolate is covered with cream cheese and topped with pecans.
Then the corn syrup mixture.
The recipe was easy to make even though there were a few steps to it. I halved the recipe since I did not want any leftovers at my place! I added more pecans than the recipe called for; this was tasty but I think it made the cheesecake harder to cut. I skipped the bourbon because one of my guests is pregnant. I think when I poured the corn syrup mixture, it seeped in a bit into the cream cheese portion, but it tasted very yummy nonetheless! This is a great recipe if you want to make cheesecake even MORE decadent!
I had a hard time cutting a nice piece but it tasted better than this picture looks!
For other chocolate-y desserts:
* Chestnut Brownies
* Chocolate Fondue
* Chocolate Pie with Meringue Topping
* Flourless Chocolate Torte
* French Chocolate Bark
* Dark Chocolate Truffle Cupcakes
* Hershey's "Perfectly Chocolate" Chocolate Cake
For other chocolate-y desserts:
* Chestnut Brownies
* Chocolate Fondue
* Chocolate Pie with Meringue Topping
* Flourless Chocolate Torte
* French Chocolate Bark
* Dark Chocolate Truffle Cupcakes
* Hershey's "Perfectly Chocolate" Chocolate Cake
2 comments:
Aw, you're such a good friend! The cheesecake is admittedly cochon, but that's what birthdays are for! Did you use a springform pan? I keep wanting to make cheesecake but do not have the proper equipment :-(
Yes, a springform pan is a must or you won't be able to get the cake out. Even with one, I had some difficulty. I would consider using parchment paper on the wall of the pan next time!
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