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Ricotta Cheesecake Pie with Chocolate-Coffee Ganache
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12 Reviews
Beth
September 15, 2018
I made this last night, and it is amazing!! It will definitely be in my rotation. I did not make the ganache, but the cheesecake is delicious enough to stand on its own. One note, it may have been my springform pan, but the butter in the crust leaked out the bottom when I baked the crust. Once I discovered this, I baked the cheesecake on a sheet pan covered with foil.
Emily D.
September 24, 2017
After having made this, here is what I think. It was delicious and it would easily feed 12-16 people in a 9" springform. I would like to try it again using chocolate wafer cookies for the crust. I thought that there was too much crust and too much butter in the regular recipe, but it was tasty. Will make it again for a crowd.
Emily D.
September 22, 2017
We haven't tasted it yet but I cannot imagine how it would have fit in an 8" pan. Mine was 9" and it was completely full. Looks really good, will report back after we eat it!
Patricia B.
March 4, 2016
Can you omit the chocolate chips and nuts altogether or does it make too much a difference?
Erin
February 26, 2016
I only have a 9" springform pan. Should I hold off on making this recipe until I can get an 8" or would it still work out (if a little thinner) if I keep an eye on it while baking...?
Sable K.
February 6, 2016
Just curious, what's the reason for wrapping the pan in foil?
honeyk
February 8, 2016
Made this over the weekend. The butter in the crust oozes out the bottom when it is baking. I also put a sheet pan under the pan because the butter leaked out of the foil too. That being said it was delicious. Had it at room temp the first day and chilled it for the 2nd day. Actually liked it better chilled.
Riddley G.
February 8, 2016
Sable, it prevents the crust from browning too much due to the cheesecake's long bake time!
And honeyk, that's strange! I haven't ever had that problem before, however I'm so glad the cheesecake was delicious :) Next time, I might try adding only enough butter to bind the crust and see if that fixes any leakage!
And honeyk, that's strange! I haven't ever had that problem before, however I'm so glad the cheesecake was delicious :) Next time, I might try adding only enough butter to bind the crust and see if that fixes any leakage!
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