Back to the cake.... Sliced cheese is what I will always have in my fridge (and I believe many household will have it too), and the recipe is so simple and straightforward, that I really have to try it.
Thank you Zu for posting this recipe. I followed the recipe to a T, except that I omitted the lemon juice and extended the baking time another 10mins as I read in the comments that the texture of this cake is kinda soft and mushy. The additional 10mins solved the problem. The cake turned out very well... Love it!
Here's the recipe:
What you need
- 5 slices of cheese
- 200ml of milk
- 70gm butter
- 4 egg yolks
- 70gm cake flour
- 1 tsp vanilla paste
- 65gm sugar
- 4 egg whites
What to do
- Place a greaseproof paper on the base of an 8-in pan and preheat oven to 170C.
- Break sliced cheese into smaller pieces and add to the milk in a small pot.
- Apply low heat to the milk and melt the cheese, making sure that there are no lumps.
- When cheese had melted, remove pot from fire, stir in the butter. Set aside.
- Whip egg whites in a clean bowl till foamy and add in the sugar. Continue to whip till stiff peaks form. Set aside.
- In another bowl, beat the egg yolks till light, pour in the milk/cheese/butter mixture and drop 1 tsp of vanilla extract into it. Stir till well blended.
- Sift in flour and fold into the mixture till batter is smooth.
- Fold in 1/3 of the whipped egg whites into the batter, once well blended, fold in remaining egg whites. Be careful not to deflate the egg whites. Final batter will be watery.
- Pour batter into 8-in tin and bake, baine marie, at 170C for 20mins and lower the temperature to 140C and bake it for further 50mins.
- Cool cake and chill before serving.




Ellerinize, emeğinize sağlık. Çok muhteşem bir görüntüsü var. Çok leziz ve iştah açıcı.
ReplyDeleteSaygılar.
This cheesecake made with sliced cheese is so interesting. You have baked it so well, the crumbs are so even! Like you, I tend to let my cream cheese sit in the corner of the fridge until it is just one day before the expiry date before I could do something with it, haha! Will love to try this :)
ReplyDeleteHi HHB, do give this recipe a try. it's so much more convenient than using a block of cream cheese. and the finished cake looks so beautiful with an evenly browned top and no cracks! LOL
ReplyDeleteI want ONE slice!
ReplyDeleteWow, looks so tall and soft! I would love this.
ReplyDeleteI am very tempted, because I am sure this will be much lighter than those Jap cheesecake. Besides beating the whites, I worry about the temperature control, my oven temp is very difficult to adjust :(
ReplyDeleteHBB,
ReplyDeleteI see that your other bakes turned out ok. I'm sure u'll be successful with this one. Good luck!
Hallo, I visited Zu's blog but I dun read any comments about the texture being soft and mushy. May I know where you read it from as I'll like to read up the comments too. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi Annon,
ReplyDeleteIt's in her comments section abt the post.
Hallo, it's me again. There are only 4 comments and no mention of mushy cake. Is it the correct link? MH
ReplyDeleteHi MH,
ReplyDeleteSorry, the comment of mushy cake was made by Reena of Blessed Homemaker, when she made the cake. U can reach her blog by clicking on her nick at zu's comments section.
Hi, may I know what kind of cheese do u use? I dun understand what u mean by 'slices' of cheese. Do u mean getting those sliced cheese off the supermarket like cold storage, or those like kraft sliced cheese will do?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Hi Annon,
ReplyDeleteYes, Kraft cheese slices are the kind of sliced cheese I'm referring to.
Oh I don't have to buy cream cheese just to make cheese cake. Does it taste like the usual cheesecakes?
ReplyDeleteHi Aimei,
ReplyDeleteYes, it tasted like the Japanese light cheesecakes.