I don't use pumpkin very often and it's been ages since I made this cheesecake but I was inspired by the gingersnap cookies I made back in September to grind some up and use them as a base.
Doesn't this look amazingly good. After a big meal I like a dessert that's creamy and slides down well. Of course I also want it to be sweet and yummy and this does all of that very nicely indeed!
What a great way to use up the ginger cookies (I'm thinking next time if I happen to over bake them!). And who doesn't love salted caramel? My friend Barb also made a salted caramel sauce on her blog today! http://kitcheninspirations.wordpress.com
Wow! I'm amazed and impressed! It looks so perfect I would believe if you said you have bought it from a good confectioner's shop. You have decorated it like a professional baker. Congratulations! This looks also quite original and very appetising. Sissi (http://www.withaglass.com)
Thank you but there are SO many mistakes on the cheesecake that I'm kind of embarrassed. And if you knew what happened to the cheesecake itself when I took it out of the springform pan much too early ... well, I can send you the pictures privately if you want to see them. :)
I was SO bummed at cracking the cheesecake before even getting it out of the pan especially as it looked perfect when done. No cracks at all when I took it out of the oven for a change. And as I'm too lazy to do a waterbath, that's saying something.
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This looks also quite original and very appetising. Sissi (http://www.withaglass.com)
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Now I know your little secret as well. :)
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