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> My son's GF made a rich (yes, finally something is too rich for me)
> brownie cheesecake from this months Woman's Day magazine.


I love mine straight up, huge and fluffy. NY cheese cake. Wow!!


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>> My son's GF made a rich (yes, finally something is too rich for me)
>> brownie cheesecake from this months Woman's Day magazine.

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>I love mine straight up, huge and fluffy. NY cheese cake. Wow!!
>

My favorite cheesecake is "creamy" style. I was thinking this could
be undercooked all the way around and be right up my alley, because I
love undercooked (fudge) brownies too.

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>>> My son's GF made a rich (yes, finally something is too rich for me)
>>> brownie cheesecake from this months Woman's Day magazine.

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>>I love mine straight up, huge and fluffy. NY cheese cake. Wow!!
>>

> My favorite cheesecake is "creamy" style. I was thinking this could
> be undercooked all the way around and be right up my alley, because I
> love undercooked (fudge) brownies too.
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I made a recipe similar to this one. I don't think it was the exact recipe
because the one I used said to only half bake the brownies. When I poured
the cheesecake on top it sort of squished the brownie out of the center to
the edges. It was still *really* good and super rich though.


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On Apr 21, 7:14 pm, "cybercat" > wrote:
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> > My son's GF made a rich (yes, finally something is too rich for me)
> > brownie cheesecake from this months Woman's Day magazine.

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> I love mine straight up, huge and fluffy. NY cheese cake. Wow!!


I'm with you. Nothing beats New York Cheesecake. Of course it will
kill you with all that cholesterol and bad fat, but I figure the
pastrami on rye I always eat first along with all those high sodium
pickles sort of counteracts it. LOL dkw

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>I'm with you. Nothing beats New York Cheesecake. Of course it will
>kill you with all that cholesterol and bad fat, but I figure the
>pastrami on rye I always eat first along with all those high sodium
>pickles sort of counteracts it. LOL dkw


At least you'll die happy!


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