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May birthday celebration

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I decided to bake a Manhattan cheesecake for the birthday babes and hunks in my office.

Baking a Manhattan cheesecake requires tons of patience. This is liken to baking the kueh lapis except that the cheesecake has only 3 layers, it is still a painstaking process nonetheless! To bake a good Manhattan cheesecake, each layer has to be baked separately. Firstly, you have to lay the 'foundation' - the graham biscuit. Once the 'foundation' is laid, you can proceed to lay the cheese cream and finally top up with cream.

There is nothing more rewarding than to know that my colleagues  love the cheesecake - it was pure divine, to die for ... isn't too cheesy. My labour of love has not been in vain!


                                                    One last piece for grab, hurry! 


  
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  1. RuMay 29, 2013 at 12:25 PM

    After eating it just once, I think it is now my favourite cheese cake! As it tasted better than all the various cheesecakes I had ever ate at various restaurant and cafes so far. Jia you!

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  2. UnknownJune 4, 2013 at 8:53 AM

    The cheese cake was really awesome. The cheese could be well felt while its very lite. Baked to perfection. Thanks, Kian Hong.

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  3. JaJune 4, 2013 at 1:11 PM

    This cheesecake should be sold at coffee shops all over Singapore! This is definitely the best. :)

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  4. Andrew AngJuly 16, 2013 at 8:19 PM

    Hearing all the compliments, seems to be a must try. See you and your cheesecake soon. :)

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