Classic cheesecake with cheese, cheese, cheese. Today we have this classic cheesecake recipe, and all time favorite of ours, that´s not really cheesecake but a cheese pie. We make the crust with flour because that´s how our mom taught us.
This pie is such a typical mexican dessert, that in our hometown they have been selling it for years in several diners. The recipe they use is a secret but I´m telling you making it homemade is just as good.
The good thing about this cheese pie is that it doesn´t actually call for that much cheese which is why it is cheap, fast and stress free, even more so if you make the crust using crackers. I always say this pie is like a flan but with a crust and without the double boiler thing, so you can imagen how good it is.
Let me tell you a good story. This was one of the first recipes we made, my sister and I, completely by ourselves, since we could already use the oven. Well it turns out we weren´t as good as we thought , my sister took the pie using just one hand and opened the oven door with the other; she was fooling around a little and accidentally half of the pie filling fell on the hot oven door. The thing is, the filling somehow got to the inside of the door and we could never take it off, so we left our mark there forever. Now that our parent´s kitchen has been renewed we don´t have the same oven but we laugh everytime we remember that.
This recipe is so yummy like any other dessert that has cheese, to my liking. I most of all like it because it combines the creaminess of the filling with the crunchy crust, and it isn´t as sweet as it may seem. If you make it you will notice the flavor of this pie goes great with almost any topping or even with ice cream. One important thing to note is that the filling for this recipe calls for a pinch of salt and to me this is vital because it intensifies all flavors and that´s just great.
We created this blog as a way to save all the recipes we make at home. We started making mostly desserts a long time ago as a hobbie. It soon turned into something else.
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