
1. Nick bought me a set of very cute mini springform pans for Christmas and I wanted to try them out.
2. We do not need a full-sized cheesecake sitting around the house. The holidays have not been kind to my waistline!

The recipe was pretty straightforward. I made 1/2 of the recipe, which turned out three mini-cheesecakes. I shortened the baking time from 90 minutes to about 45, and then left them in the oven to cool for about 30 minutes. I went the all sour cream route (instead of adding heavy cream) and used lower fat ingredients (light sour cream, light cream cheese, light butter for the crust, etc).

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your cakes look great. I went full fat and everyone in my house raved over it.
ReplyDeleteI need to get mini springform pans. I love the look of the little cheesecakes!
ReplyDeleteYour cheesecakes are adorable! I think I'll go low fat the next time I try this recipe since you were so successful with it.
ReplyDeleteThese babies are gorgeous! Nice Work!
ReplyDeleteI used the mini springform too! Yours came out sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is the most perfect little cheesecake I've seen! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't matter how tall... it looks pretty much perfect to me!
ReplyDeleteOne would have tried to chisel the same in marble, wouldn't have been able to do better!
Amazing, Natalie!
I really want minis like those! Next time I am going low fat all these desserts are killing my waistline!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of mini springform pans. They are very pretty cakes.
ReplyDeleteEngineer baker was right, minis are the way to go. Yours look perfect.
ReplyDeleteOOoh, those are so perfect... no cracks or brown top to be seen.
ReplyDeleteNice job!