Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Dulce de Leche Cheesecake



I feel like baking a cheesecake since dear sister likes cheesecake a lot, I wanted to bake something with Dulce de Leche so went to search my DLL recipes folder and got this DLL cheesecake.



Recipe adapted from My Kitchen Snippets with minor modification.

Ingredients : (for 6" to 7" cake pan)
Biscuit Base:
80g oreo cookies
30g melted butter

Filling :
250g cream cheese
4 tbsp of sour cream (I used 2 tbsp sour cream since I left with only 2tbsp)
4 tbsp of sugar (I reduced to 2 tbsp)
3 eggs
1 tsp of vanilla extract
4 tbsp of light cream (I used whipping cream)

some dulce de leche

Method :
1. Prepare a spring form pan and greased it with some butter. Pre-heat oven to 160 degree.
2. Blend the oreo cookies finely in a food processor and add in melted butter. Press firmly to the baking pan and set aside. (I used roller to crush the oreo)
3. Mix all the filling ingredients and blend until smooth. Pour the filling on top of the crust.
4. Drizzle some dulce de leche over the cheesecake filling then use a skewer to swirl the DDL around. (mine all sank in the bottom)
5. Bake in the pre-heated oven at 170C for 50-60 minutes or until the center of the filling set.
6. Cool complete and drizzle more dulce de leche on the top before serving.

Verdict?
The cake tasted creamy and smooth, lighter version of chicago-style cheesecake. The dulce de leche topping gives extra flavour to the cheesecake. All given thumbs up on this cake, dear sister and brother likes the cake a lot. My department gals were so excited when eating the cake, kept telling me is very yummy. One of the girl even wanna lick the plate, she said how she wish that I am selling the cake so she can order another slice immediately hahaha...

78 comments:

  1. yummy!! i think i need to do some dulce de leche soon!!

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  2. I am also suaku cos nv hear or get to taste this DDL~~hehehee
    something new to me.

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  3. This is so lovely, Jess, especially the lattice work topping. Isn't it rewarding and satisfying when people gives you good feedback and marvel at the taste? I do!

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  4. aiyaya! Why the cake so nice? Please send me 1 slice by courier service. Ha!ha!ha!

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  5. The cake is really really NICE! I believe the taste is as good too! Oh my! Temptation to bake a cheesecake is there.....

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  6. The cake looks great. I wish I can have a slice. =D

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  7. I am queuing too for a slice of this.

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  8. Thanks for reminding me to make dulce de leche which I have bookmarked long time ago..
    your cake look so delicious!

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  9. Jess, now I'm truly craving for one! I love the combo so much. I've made it once... Thanks again for reminding me. Hope you're enjoying your day.
    Kristy

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  10. The DDL bug hit you again!!!
    Hahaha!!

    The cheesecake look very tempting.

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  11. Wow this is a real indulgence and it looks sinfully good! Heard so much about DDL, never try before. One of these day I'm gg to try out your recipe.

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  12. 哇....很漂亮,而且卖相很好哦,看到我都TAK BOLEH TAHAN~~
    上面那层很美咧..

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  13. Beautiful! I can't get enough of cheesecake...and it's seriously dangerous to serve them with dulce de leche...believe me, you wouldn't have a chance to touch a single bite of it. :-))

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  14. wow, my favourite DDL in cheesecake! I'm drooling... ;-)

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  15. Ai yo yo, the cheesecake look so good! So creamy and lucious! Too bad my family not a fan of cheesecake leh...:( Great idea to use DDL as a topping... I ever ate one like this but they added some carmalised praline on top together with the DDL....sooo good yeah! But I can imagine your is close your eyes, melt in your mouth and totally immerse moment....yum yum. ;)

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  16. Is this dulce de leche very sweet? The cake looks very delicious.

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  17. can somebody tell if we can make the DDL in advance and then keep in the fridge? This DDL is making my hand itch ....

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  18. Jess you are so bad, you make me feel like making the DDL and bake this cake immediately... but very lechay to make DDL leh... haha

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  19. Where to buy dulce de leche? Do I need to make myself? Thanks!

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  20. Very nice and yummy cheesecake there! I still haven't got a chance to try out the DLL. You've very successful attempt!

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  21. Thanks for trying out the DDL cheesecake. We have been eating DDL for years before it became so well known :)

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  22. Very nice and yummy cheesecake there! I still haven't got a chance to try out the DLL. You've very successful attempt!

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  23. To answer Yummy Koh question. You can always make the DDL in advance, do not open the can and you can just leave it on the pantry. You don't have to keep it in the fridge.

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  24. Looks really yummy, first time I heard about DDL, sounds really special :)

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  25. Oh heaven help me this looks too good. Could it be the most glorious cheesecake ever? Amazing x

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  26. The DDL looks good on the cheese! Ooooh! I feel like nibbling the cake! :)

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  27. looks too good..no wonder the little girl wants to lick up the plate..ha!beautiful!

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  28. Hi Jess, go ahead to make the DDL, you will not regret if you like caramised condensed milk :).

    Somewhere in Singapore, pls go ahead to have a big bite heeheehee...

    苏联妈妈, dun worry you are not the only one, I also dunno DDL until saw at A Table for two or more... If you have a chance, do try it cos I fall in love with DDL when I 1st tasted in Taiwan.

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  29. Hi Cheah, thanks and great you like the lattice, I still thought I had done a lousy job :p. Yes, I am just waiting for good feedback on my each baking/cooking hahaha...

    Joceline, ok ok next time I bring to Penang for you ok.

    Wow Mr Pineapple Man, you can finish 2 slices? :P

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  30. Esther, this cake tasted great, look forward for your cheesecake :).

    Thanks Jet, wish I can share with you too :).

    Edith, I will let you cut queue but shhhhh... :P

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  31. Sonia, go go go and make the DDL, yum yum!

    Kristy, yummy right :).

    Wendy, I must thank you for introducing me this DDL, I cant get tire of it heeheehee....

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  32. Wen, DDL is great, go ahead and make it, look forward for your posting on this :).

    鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝, thank you :).

    Thanks Angie, me too, never get tire of cheesecake but so fattening, I have put on too much weight :p. Oh yes, I didnt know that so many of them like DDL too!

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  33. Piggy, oh is my favourite too :0.

    Bee Bee, so you have to finish all the cheesecake by yourself if you bake it? Luckily my sis, bro are cheesecake fans and my office gals so I have a lot of "fans" to share :).

    Yummy Koh, DDL is made of condensed milk, so yes it is sweet, very sweet indeed. Of course you can make DDL in advance, just leave it at the pantry or cabinet for unopened can, once you have opened, chill in fridge, just like what you do with your condensed milk.

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  34. Neyeeloh, not lechay lah, you dun need to do much cos is just a waiting game. If not, I still have some to share with you, let me know :).

    Cythia, I dun think you can buy in Spore. Yes you have to make yourself, very easy, just leave the unopened condensed milk to boil in a pot of water for 4 hrs, make sure the water wont dry out and leave the boiled can to totally cool down and viola, your DLL is ready :). If you just wanna try out, I still have some to share, let me know.

    Thanks Grace. DDL tasted great, so do try it if you have chance :).

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  35. ICook4Fun, I didnt know about DDL until few mths ago, what have I missed out for so long... Thanks for the recipe!

    Min, is really yummy! I also got to know DDL only few mths ago :).

    Thanks How To Be Perfect, I am so happy to hear your nice words :D

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  36. Busygran, DDL taste great on cheesecake :).

    Thanks Lena :).

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  37. wah! =) Hot Hot Hot!!
    Looks soooooooooooooo nice!
    Now i wonder how u look like =)

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  38. This cheesecake looks so tempting... Wish I could grab one... ;P

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  39. Never tried to make DDL before but after looking at your pretty cheesecake...really makes me hungry as I love cheesecake very much :)

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  40. Usually, I just like a classic cheesecake. I don't even know if I have tried any DDL cakes or DDL on cake before!

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  41. Jess, very beautiful creation! Must try this DLL since everyone loves to cook with it.

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  42. I have never tried DDL too. But from your photo, I also feel like licking off the DDL with the cheesecake! :)

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  43. I am drooling no. Look super yummy!

    U make in into the "cheesecake mood" after reading your post.

    I have bought a can of condensed milk for the longest time for Dulce de Leche, I think I must tae action this weekend.

    Btw, may I know how you enlarge ur pic?

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  44. love love dulce de leche! Looks gorgeous!

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  45. Corraine, I hope I look as hot as the DLL cheesecake but too bad, wish is just wish, a fat one hahaha....

    DG, this cheesecake is very tempting.

    Ann, do give DLL a try, is good!

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  46. Tigerfish, may be you have tried DDL before that you are not aware of but this DDL is not common in Spore nor Msia.

    Thanks Zoe. Do give DDL a try if you like caramel.

    You are most welcomed Yummy Koh.

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  47. SSB, DDL is caramised condensed milk, if you like condensed milk or caramel, you will love DDL too.

    Thanks Angel, look forward for your cheesecake and DDL posting :). For the enlarge of pic, I will email you to explain.

    Thanks Pigpigscorner.

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  48. This is delicious looking. You have to win with Dulce de Leche.

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  49. Seems like this DDL is a die-die must try! Mmmm ... wondering when i will get to try it out and taste it? I guess it can't be wrong with so much hype & thumbs-up ;-)

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  50. Ooo delicious! I love cheesecake, and and I love dulce de leche...and this sounds like a great combination of flavors.

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  51. your cheesecake looks superb and very very pretty :)

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  52. This cheesecake is absolutely gorgeous, Jess! I would gladly pay you for even just one bite of it! Thanks for sharing! I'm so glad I found your blog.

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  53. lovely cake...slurp off the DDL cheesecake from my screen after drooling :)

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  54. wow you are so talented the perfect cheesecake

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  55. I love cheesecake, yours look so rich and creamy! the oreo crust and that wonderful dulce de leche topping just push it over the top! what an incredible creation!

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  56. Buddy, I will give you more than 1 slice :).

    Thanks Sweet and Savory.

    Quizzine, to me is a die die must try! I still have DDL some left over, if you keen I can pass you some to try, let me know.

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  57. Thanks Indie.Tee.

    Thanks Wiffy.

    Thanks Comfort of Cooking for dropping by and hope to see you more often :). Thanks for your nice words too.

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  58. Thanks Elin.

    Thanks Chow and Chatter,you are making me blushed :P.

    Thanks Chef Dennis, you always never fail to brighten my day!

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  59. Hello
    I just discovered your beautiful blog!
    Your pudding are so yummy!
    Thank you BarbarA

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  60. Hi,
    I cooked the unopen condense milk in the slow cooker over night to make DDL, it is much easier!!! I saw your cheese cake it look great!

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  61. Hi Jess.
    Can I use caramel sauce those from hersey's?
    your cakes are so nice. I have used ur recipes a few times.
    Also you mentioned to bake for 50 - 60 mins...how much temp?
    Thanks!

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  62. Hi Jess
    can i use those caramel syrup from Hersey's? or direct caramel sauce?
    Thanks!
    Xris

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  63. Thanks Barbara for dropping by and hope to see you more often :).

    Thanks Bigheadmagicmad and hope you enjoy the DDL.

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  64. Hi Xris, yes you can replace the DDL with caramel sauce but the taste will not be the same. Sorry I have amended the recipe, you may bake the cake in 170C.

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  65. Hi Jess,
    Xris again. haha
    hey i made DDL but it harden over the night shd i microwave it to make it soft so i can drizzle?
    also after i bake the cake and cool - do i store in fridge or? and do i put DDL just before serving or shd i put it on and then put in fridge to chill and then serve.

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  66. Hi Xris, if the DDL is harden, then you may microwave awhile to soften it.

    What I did was to let the cheesecake cooled down completely after removed from oven, then drizzled the DDL on the cheesecake (I used a small plastic bag, scoop the DDL in, tie the plastic bag, cut a small hole at one point edge of the plastic bag and piped the DDL) then I chilled the cheesecake in the fridge for overnight (cos I baked in the nite time) and served next day afternoon.

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  67. Jess... my cake didnt rise at all. and very flat. so sad... i use an electric whisk to blend is that wrong? oh im so sad. and i made a mess of the DDL decoration!!!

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  68. Xris, my cheesecake also did't rise much and not rise at all, I can't recall clearly, I only remember the batter was very watery. I also used electrical mixer to blend, dumped all ingredients in and whisked.

    No worry of the deco, cos my deco dun look neat n nice too, as long as it tasty is good enough. You just leave the cake to chill for 3-4 hours, and slice to eat, I am sure it will be delicious. Dun be sad, I often encountered failure and mishaps in baking, is my never die and surrender spirit that keep me going until success. Wish you good luck for next cheesecake baking.

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  69. Hi Jess
    Thanks for ur console. haha. u r a very gd baker. I often visit ur site to chk out cakes.
    But I can see ur cake (cheese part) is alot. mine was really so little - 1.5 inch max. Maybe my tin is bigger? I dont know coz I used ur recipe...
    and you know how ur edges are white...mine is like cake being baked brown color... do you hv an email I can reach u if u dont mind? I would like to show u my failure cake ahaha.
    ps. at what speed did u mix with?
    I found a lot of lumps so before I put in the tin I used a sieve...

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  70. Thanks Xris for being the regular visitor of my blog, readers like you really given me a lot of motivation and encouragement.
    I was using 6" cake tin, how about you?

    If you refer to the Kitchen Snippet's DDL cheesecake, I took the recipe from her, my cheesecake and hers look different too. She dun ve brown top cheesecake but you look at mine, was brown like baked cake for the top. I am not sure why too :P.

    I am using normal kenwood mixer, speed 3, the medium speed. Mine dun ve lump, I beat the batter until smooth then I pour into the tin. For all baking, I always ensure the batter is smooth with no or almost no lump b4 I send in to bake. Probably you need to beat the cream cheese till smooth b4 mix with other ingredients.

    My email address is bakericious@gmail.com but do leave a msg in my comment box after you send me email cos I dun check my mail frequent :P.

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  71. BTW I am flying on Sun so I can only response you till Sun noon.

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  72. oh thanks Jess you are so nice to leave me ur email. haha. yeah u r right maybe next time i beat the cheese first till smooth...hehe...
    I really love ur cakes! haha... I want to be like you!

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  73. mine was a 7.5' lor...and 6cm high. do u think thats why? oh no i must go buy 6 inch tin ... coz i realised u always uses 6 inch...must be same effect like yrs. haha

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  74. Hi Xris

    You are most welcomed :). I am so happy to know that you love my cakes, and wanted to be like me, gosh I always the one who say I wanna be who and who (those expert bakers and cooks) :P You have definitely brighten my dayssss heeheehee...

    Probably cos of the bigger pan that yield shorter cake. I use 6" for majority birthday cakes (cos for small scale celebration) or some bakes that I wanna try it out, unless I am sure the cake will be well received by for most of my family plus my mum and sibling (my inlaws only like butter cake) or I am lazy to scale down then I will use bigger cake pan e.g.more than 8:.

    You do not need to buy another cake pan, you can simply adjust the amount of ingredient to fit your cake pan like I always do.
    If I wanna scale down from the original recipe that meant for 8" which I wanna use for 6", I will use the weight of the ingredients for 8" divide by 8 then multily by 6 e.g. 100g plain flour I will use 100/8*6=75g. I am not sure what I did is correct but so far so gd for me :P. If you are not clear on the calculation, let me know again.

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