Here is a full pic of the icebox cheesecake,
Next time I do this I'll remove the cheesecake from the springform first before I Ganache the whole thing, so I can have chocolate dribble down the sides. I think that would look nicer.
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As long as it is no-bake, yes you can.
This is just a little lighter in texture than a normal one. A "baked" one would be very hard to do this way since you can't bake it with the cake on there... You could, alternatively, make a cheesecake and put it between two layers of cake... Though for me, well, Moving cheesecakes around of any reasonable size scare me! Those things are heavy yet fragile, though at least if it cracks you'll have cake to cover it up?
This is just a little lighter in texture than a normal one. A "baked" one would be very hard to do this way since you can't bake it with the cake on there... You could, alternatively, make a cheesecake and put it between two layers of cake... Though for me, well, Moving cheesecakes around of any reasonable size scare me! Those things are heavy yet fragile, though at least if it cracks you'll have cake to cover it up?
True. I've been making cheesecakes for a while, although nothing so pretty as this!
I might have to try topping a strawberry/raspberry cheesecake with ganache sometime. I usually use either chocolate syrup, magic shell or microplaned chocolate. I think Ganache would turn out a better result!
I might have to try topping a strawberry/raspberry cheesecake with ganache sometime. I usually use either chocolate syrup, magic shell or microplaned chocolate. I think Ganache would turn out a better result!
Ganache definitely will. It sets up soft and has a nice sheen to it usually that is pretty. It's one of my favorite toppings.
The leftover Ganache from the cheesecake I currently have in a squeeze bottle now in my fridge. Whenever I want to top something I can "Slowly" microwave it, or better still is put it into some warm water for about ten minutes to soften it up to a more usable consistency.
The leftover Ganache from the cheesecake I currently have in a squeeze bottle now in my fridge. Whenever I want to top something I can "Slowly" microwave it, or better still is put it into some warm water for about ten minutes to soften it up to a more usable consistency.
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