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Joy the Baker's Brown Sugar Apple Cheesecake - Game Recognize Game

May 15, 3:59 PM
by Chef John, Cooking Examiner
 
 
My newly discovered foodie friend, Joy the Baker, claims this is her first podcast/video recipe. If that's the case, she's going to be a force to be reckoned with, as the production value, and presentation, are top-notch! I was going to show you my first Food Wishes video recipe to illustrate how far I've come, but after watching Joy's first attempt, my fragile ego just wouldn't allow it.

This looks like a great recipe, and her theory of "twice the crust, twice the topping, and half the cheesecake filling" sounds like an easy way to rationalize this as being almost health food. While a slice of apple cheesecake a day, may not keep the doctor away, it would certainly be better than that dollar menu apple pie you get every morning at the Mc'drive-through. How did I know? I hear things.


Click here to watch this great recipe! from Joy The Baker.
Topics: baking , dessert , cheesecake , Joy the Baker , apples
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