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I like making cheesecakes, but my crusts suck. They are much
harder than what I want. I am using ratios of 1 cup crushed graham crackers, 3 TB sugar, and 3 TB butter. Maybe a little heavier on the butter and lighter on the sugar, but that's close. I mold the crust up the sides, so I usually triple or quadruple that amount to get about a 1/4 inch crust. I have tried molding gently rather than pressing hard. That helped some but not enough. I quit pre-baking the crust at all in order to reduce its hardness, but that hasn't fixed it. The recipe I use is pretty close to the New York Cheesecake that's inside the Philadephia Cream Cheese boxes. I underbake by about 15 minutes. Recipe calls for 65 minutes and I go for 50. Works for me. How do I make my crusts soft? Do you have a simple alternative crust I could try? Thank you, Michael |
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