On further inspection I thought I had been ripped off because the inside cover showed an asking price of $1 written in lead pencil BUT the next page showed another pencil price of $2.99 so I am happy to go with the split-the-difference two bucks.
The following is my favourite cheesecake slice recipe - one of the 16 slices rounding out a century of cheesecakes fabulousness. There's a conversion chart over here should you need it.
Ingredients - Passionfruit Cheese Slice
Crumb Crust
6 oz. coconut biscuits
3 oz. butter
Topping
8 oz. cottage cheese
8 oz. cream cheese
14 oz. can sweetened condensed milk
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup lemon juice
1 tsp grated lemon rind
2 tsp vinegar (oh yes, you read right)
1 dessertspoon gelatine or agar-agar (the latter my modern addition)
3/4 cup cream
4 passionfruit
For the crust: Crush biscuits and combine with melted butter. Press mixture onto the base of a 7 inch x 11 inch slice tin, lined with foil. Refrigerate until firm.
Topping: Soften gelatine or agar-agar in water according to packet directions. Sieve cheeses and beat together until smooth. Add condensed milk, lemon juice and rind, gelatine/agar-agar and vinegar. Continue to beat until creamy and fold in whipped cream.
Very carefully fold in the pulp of two passionfruits and then pour the mixture onto the crumb base, spreading out evenly and smoothly.
Spread the pulp of the remaining passionfruits on top and then refrigerate until set.
Cut into slices, pour some Crème de menthe and serve after the fondue.
Enjoy!
3 comments:
Oh My God!!! My mother still has that Cheesecake book and I grew up salivating over the pictures (it was the best we had in those days and obviously I am "old school") I will have to raid my mothers cookbook shelves again.
I think collecting daggy old cook books is going to be my new hobby!
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