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Cheesecake? In the Summer?? ?

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  1. At this moment I have an Amaretto cheesecake in the oven.
    Recipe:

    http://www.cooksrecipes.com/dessert/amaretto_cheesecake_recipe.html

    I've been told it's to die for. I can feel my arteries
    clogging just smelling it bake.

    Last winter I made one for a benefit we were having at the
    club and since then one person has approached (and paid) me
    to make one for any excuse. The Club is having a Rib contest
    this weekend and ......

    I mentioned this to my dentists receptionist, she asked me
    if I would make her a New York (Philly recipe, 2 1/2 pounds
    of cheese) and got all excited when I said I would. Seems
    she's having a reunion or something ....

    Question is, when did cheesecake become a summer thing? Has
    it always been a summer thing? Seems to me you wouldn't want
    to drop something this heavy in your belly on a hot day.

    Wife says it's not that much different than ice cream. I
    think there's not many ice creams this thick, rich and dense.

    It's only been in the last year or so that I've been making
    this kind of stuff so maybe I wasn't paying close enough
    attention and missed something?

    I know cheesecake goes straight to a woman's heart any time
    of year, but still? In the summer?

    --

    Mark

    N.E. Ohio

    In theory there is no difference between theory and
    practice, but in practice there is.

    Never argue with a fool, a bystander can't tell you apart.
    (S. Clemens, A.K.A. Mark Twain)

    When in doubt hit the throttle. It may not help but it sure
    ends the suspense. (Gaz, r.moto)

  2. On Fri 05 Aug 2005 11:38:35a, Mark wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    At this moment I have an Amaretto cheesecake in the oven.
    Recipe:

    http://www.cooksrecipes.com/dessert/amaretto_cheesecake_recipe.html

    I've been told it's to die for. I can feel my arteries
    clogging just smelling it bake.

    Last winter I made one for a benefit we were having at the
    club and since then one person has approached (and paid) me
    to make one for any excuse. The Club is having a Rib contest
    this weekend and ......

    I mentioned this to my dentists receptionist, she asked me
    if I would make her a New York (Philly recipe, 2 1/2 pounds
    of cheese) and got all excited when I said I would. Seems
    she's having a reunion or something ....

    Question is, when did cheesecake become a summer thing? Has
    it always been a summer thing? Seems to me you wouldn't want
    to drop something this heavy in your belly on a hot day.

    Wife says it's not that much different than ice cream. I
    think there's not many ice creams this thick, rich and dense.

    It's only been in the last year or so that I've been making
    this kind of stuff so maybe I wasn't paying close enough
    attention and missed something?

    I know cheesecake goes straight to a woman's heart any time
    of year, but still? In the summer?

    --

    Mark

    N.E. Ohio

    I can't remember "avoiding" cheesecake in the summer, and i have served it
    in the summer a few times. Most restaurants who have cheescake on the menu
    also serve it during the summer months.

    Wayne
    (formerly from N.E. Ohio)

    --
    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
    ____________________________________________

    Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
    Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

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