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Olive Garden Peaches 'n' Cream Cheesecake
Sponge Cake Base
1 egg
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1 pinch salt
2 tablespoons water
Filling
2 pounds cream cheese, softened
1 cup granulated sugar
4 eggs|
1 teaspoon all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup sour cream
1/4 cup peach liqueur or peach schnapps or
reserved peach juice from the canned or fresh peaches
2 cups canned or firm ripe fresh peach slices, drained well
Topping
1 pint whipping cream or equivalent
For the Base: Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Lightly grease base of 10-inch springform
pan.
Beat whole egg in 1 1/2-quart bowl with mixer on high speed, 4 minutes, to a thick yellow
foam.
Mix in sugar on low speed until smooth. Add flour, water, vanilla extract, baking powder
and salt.
Mix on low speed until fully blended. Pour into springform pan, roll around until level.
Bake 16 to
18 minutes on lowest oven rack. Cool to room temperature.
For the Filling: Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.
Mix cream cheese, sugar, eggs and flour with electric mixer on high until smooth. Add
vanilla
extract, sour cream and peach flavoring and mix on medium until a smooth thick consistency
is
obtained. Fold in peach slices carefully - distribute evenly. Pour cheesecake filling onto
cooled
sponge cake base. Bake 70 minutes on lower oven rack, turn off oven, open oven door to
broil
position and let cake remain 40 minutes.
Cool to refrigerated temperature.
Top with fresh whipped cream or equivalent and serve. Store up to 2 days in the
refrigerator.
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McDonald's Shakes
2 cups ice cream (your choice of flavor)
1 1/2 cups low-fat milk
3 Tablspoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon pectin
Combine all ingredients in blender. Makes 2 servings.
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Cooking - Kitchen - Recipe Tips...
* When mincing garlic, sprinkle on a little salt so the
pieces won't
stick to your knife or cutting board.
Formal Table Setting:
Generally, the more formal the occasion, the more courses
are served,
which of course means more flatware. There should be a
different set of
utensils for each course: salad fork, dinner fork; dinner
knife,
bread knife; and so on.
Some special dishes such as oysters have special utensils.
These can
be served at the presentation of the food, but generally
are placed
on the table in order of course. When oysters are served as
an appetizer
for example, set the oyster fork to the right of the spoon.
Building from the basic set-up (dinner fork on the left
of the plate;
knife to the right of the plate, dinner spoon to the right
of the knife):
On the left side of the plate put the salad fork to the
left of the
dinner fork. On the right add a soup spoon to the outside
of the dinner
spoon if soup will be served. Place the soup bowl above the
soup spoon
and to the right. The bread plate goes to the left, about
two inches
above the fork. Place the butter knife across the bread
plate at a
diagonal, upper left to lower right. Small salad plates go
to the
left and a little below the bread plate. Dessert spoons, or
in some
cases knife and fork, are placed about an inch above the
top of the
plate with the handle(s) on the right side.
The largest glass on the table is the water glass which
goes on the
right side above the dinner knife. It may be filled and
iced when
guests arrive or left empty to be filled at each diner's
request.
If wine or some other beverage is served, set the
appropriate glass
to the right and a little down from the water glass.
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