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There’s something about Japanese culture that has always fascinated me. Its strange dishes – different to most foods we eat in the west – is probably paramount in this respect.
With this particular recipe for Japanese cheesecake, however, I was sceptical at first. Most of us will have eaten cheesecake before, sure, but this is something different …
All in all, you need but three ingredients.
Sceptical I may have been, but one taste put an end to all of that. Its color – a bright yellow – drew me in, whilst the fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth texture stole me away.
I’ve quickly understood why food lovers the world over are hailing this crazy creation … one that’s since garnered some 11 million views on YouTube!
Japanse cheesecake: What you need
3 eggs
120grams (4.3oz) white chocolate
120grams (4.3oz) cream cheese
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What to do:
1: First, separate the eggs yolks from their whites in two different bowls. Place plastic foil over the bowl with the egg whites and place it in the refrigerator for later use.
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2. Break the chocolate into pieces and place them in a bowl. Then place the bowl on top of a pot of boiling water.
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3. Stir the chocolate until it has melted and then mix in the cream cheese. Remove the bowl from the pot and add the 3 egg yolks to the mixture.
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4. Beat the eggs into the mixture until you’re left with a foam-like substance. It should be so thick that you can turn the bowl upside down without losing anything.
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5. Now mix the egg whites in. Pour a little at a time, while stirring quickly in between.
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6. Rub some oil on baking paper and place it into a form. Then pour the batter in.
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7. Drop the form onto the kitchen counter to release any air bubbles.
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8. Place the form onto a baking tray and pour some hot water onto the tray around it.
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9. Bake in the oven for 15 minutes at 170 degrees. Then bake at 160 for another 15 minutes. Finally, turn off the oven and allow the cake to bake for a further 15 minutes with the remaining heat.
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10. Now add some icing sugar, and there you have it! You’ve now made a Japanese cheesecake that no one can resist.
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See the video below for the whole recipe:
Does that look good or what? This fantastic cheesecake needs but one chance to capture your heart!
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