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![]() ImStillMags wrote: >I've used a water bath for custards > zillions of times, but never for a > cheesecake and I've never had a > problem. Same here, I have always done it for custards, and rice pudding, but never done it for a cheesecake, and I've been making them since I was but a teenager, and never had small bubbles form, and most cheesecakes don't have a "custard texture,"that I recall, so that method didn't sound necessary to me, and have already decided to do the one that says to bake for 10 min. at 425º and 45 more minutes at 250º until center of the cake is barely firm to the touch, except that I question the 250º temp., as that doesn't sound quite high enough? Judy |
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