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Hi, I'd created my very first Cheesecake and tasted it this morning after a
night-time chill in the Fridge. I'm curious about something. What sort of difference (and is it a big one?) between a recipe calling for Heavy Cream and one calling for Sour Cream? The recipe I used called for Heavy Cream and no sour cream and at first taste it wasn't bad. Alhough it was rather thick with a strange aftertaste that lasted for a long time. It's as if something was missing and somehow I feel that maybe it was the Sour Cream that would've made the difference. Anyone have any opinions on this? thanks in advance. :-) |
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