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Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Testing... Thinking...

I've had enough pineapple tarts and ngaku chips. Today I want to talk about (no bake) cheesecake, and this time, I plan to use condensed milk instead of my usual whipping cream+sugar (to save cost), so I want to test it first to make sure it's good. 

So, last week, I tested by cutting a small chunk of my Philadelphia cream cheese, just enough to put into two cupcake papercups, and let it rest to room temperature. Then I put one whole Oreo (instead of crushed Marie and melted butter) as the base.


Then I mixed some condensed milk (agak-agak) with my 'test' cream cheese chunk.


I added orange juice because I don't have any lemons in the fridge.


Done. Poured into the cupcake liners. No gelatin, none in the pantry.


Topped with candies, or crushed Oreo, whatever.


Setting in the fridge.


The result? Hubby says nice, but I personally prefer the whipping cream+sugar+gelatin+lemon juice recipe. Thinking, thinking, thinking...

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  1. Morning, Louiz! Your cupcake cheesecake looks cute lah. I have tried the condensed milk+cream cheese but I don't really like it. Maybe it is because I am not a fan of condensed milk. But boleh tahan lah if you don't mind condensed milk. It gives a nice pudding texture. Like you, I prefer adding whipping cream as I feel that is the best combination. So the cupcakes only for you and hubby? Kz and G got eat or not?

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    1. I also prefer the whipping cream+lemon juice, the condensed milk version too lemak for me.. Yep only tested with 2.. One each for me and hubby, boys tarak..

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  2. oh so you are testing with those no-bake cheesecake?? hmmm, those are nice too but then you just scoop some abs mixed with orange juice and condensed milk?? I thought at least need to beat the cream cheese before you let it set?? hahaha.. like that it's like eating cream cheese and not cheesecake lor..

    but I salute your spirit of experimenting lah.. many stuffs came from experiment in the kitchen ga mah.. who knows you made something that impressed the world?? like cheese itself, who the hell will ever thought of keeping the milk fermented can give you cheese, and the more matured and more "mold" actually cost you more money??!!

    at least your hubby said it was good woh, but I wonder if he really mean it or he just courteously commented?? gotta see if he finished the whole thing, or even ask for more woh, which is something you did not mention at all, hahaha!!

    suddenly leh, you remind me of RealGunners the lazy man in the kitchen.. ever so adventurous, so experimenting, and so bold.. well I actually think yours is not cheesecake but probably cream cheese infused with orange juice topped with chocolate chips served in paper cups?? hihihi.. you did not let your two boys tried those meh since they love cheese so much..

    so, will you do this again I wonder?? maybe whip up a little before allowing it to set in the fridge?? :p

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    1. The remaining Philly cream cheese hor, I used it to spread onto bread, then lightly fry it in the pan, like grilled cheese bread, sedap to the max !! But it's very fattening one la, don't eat too much..

      Got la, I used the fork and whisk the cream cheese before mixing orange juice and condensed milk la.. The Philly cream cheese let it set to room temperature, becomes very soft liao geh..

      I think hubby give face and say nice only kua, but he walloped everything in 3 seconds wor.. So is it true or fake ahh?

      Yep, would definitely do this again, but will be using back my Marie biscuits+butter as base, and then Philly cream cheese+whipping cream+sugar method :)

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  3. I will prefer whipping cream to condensed milk...

    Look forward to see your cheesecake again using Marie biscuits+butter as base, and then Philly cream cheese+whipping cream+sugar method, hehe...

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    1. Yes, pandai makan! I also prefer the whipping cream+sugar+lemon juice.. You plan to make a cheesecake too?

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  4. Pretty! I wonder what the cross section looks like.

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  5. Hahaha! Wei, you said cake, but this is basically making a pile of cream cheese into a cupcake shape and wallop it as it is! And you said you worry about weight! Wahahahha! XD

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    1. Abo? It's called (no bake) cheesecake ma.. Ok, I'll put more effort into it, coz I prefer the whipping cream recipe anyways..

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  6. Hi Louiz,

    Great thinking and testing!!! Like suituapui said, I wonder how the cross section will look. Is the cream cheese layer firm or runny?

    Just curious...

    Zoe

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    1. I didn't use gelatin, so it's a bit soft, BUT still sets after 5-6 hours.. However, I prefer to use gelatin the next time :)

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    2. I think it must be the cream cheese that is firming the mixture. It must be fun experimenting! You know that I love to "play" with my baking and cooking too :p

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  7. Wow cupcakes looks fantastic

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  8. Clever girl wor! I don't even know how to do cheesecake, what ingredients also I am not sure... just go Secret Recipe to buy a piece and kau thim..hahaha.. lazy mama is me!

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    1. Eh, this is no-bake, very easy one.. But sometimes, buy from outside more syiok, got people serve us, best.. hehe..

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  9. Hihi!

    I had like a few pineapple tarts this time, dare not eat a lot cause pregnant better don't eat pineapple ma! Ngaku, yes, I had a lot, hoho!!

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    1. Ya ya, same here, I had LOTS of ngaku until my face also looks like fried ngaku now..huhuhu

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  10. Nice!! I love no baked cheesecake. Tried making it once and it was a failure. Haha. Maybe will try again someday.

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    1. Yep yep, please try again and then blog about it ya *wink*

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  11. Wah your husband bong jiong your test cheese cake, say nice wor. You must be very happy. Did you let your sons try your test results? If yes, did they like it?

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    1. Nope, didn't let the boys taste it, hehe.. One biji for me, one biji for hubby..

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  12. wah .. princess pandai!! It's cute! And, yes, nice for you to spend time on hobbies like baking to wind down and relax. Good for the mind!

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    1. Not a hobby la.. But sometimes teringin mau makan, and "backside itchy", so ma make ownself lor.. But to be really honest, I prefer to just buy from SR :)

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  13. Happy Chap Goh Mei Princess Ribbons and family

    wei...very creative wor...must be influence from Phong Hong ni...LOL

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    1. Happy Chap Goh Mei dearie.. No bake easy ma, mix mix mx then put inside fridge only.. I love all Phong Hong's cheesecakes la, especially the baked ones.. Yummzzz

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  14. YUMMY! This looks delicious! :)

    I love Oreos, I love Philadelphia cream cheese and I love condensed milk! I'll definitely love this.

    Happy Chap Goh Meh to you and your family! :)

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    1. Same to you Huai Bin.. Oohh I find the condensed milk too "lemak" for me, I shall stick back with whipping cream+sugar in future..

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  15. YUM. Why do these look soooo good?! :D :D :D I'm a HUGE fan of condensed milk! Haven't had it in a while..

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    1. Go, go, go put condensed milk in Milo or in Quaker oats, sedapppp...

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