How to Make a Baked Cheesecake

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Pin ItArticle EditDiscussThis cheesecake is not only easy, it is scrumptious and perfect for dessert. This cheesecake should only take about 1 hour of your time and 40 minutes out of this hour is filled with baking.

Edit Ingredients2 8oz packets cream cheese2 tablespoons granulated sugar1 can condensed milk8 oz. sour cream2 eggsLime juice to taste1 teaspoon vanilla2 prepared (store-bought) pie crusts, or cheesecake crusts made with a recipe of your choice

Edit Steps1Put cream cheese in bowl and mix for about 5 minutes.

2Add two tablespoons of granulated sugar into the bowl and beat until smooth.

3Add one can of condensed milk to the bowl and mix until thick.

4Add two eggs, one at time, and beat thoroughly.

5Add sour cream to the mixture, with a little vanilla and lime juice.

6Pour mixture into ready crust and bake at 325ºF for about 40 minutes.

7Finished.8Enjoy your baked cheesecake!

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Edit TipsTo make individual serving size cheesecakes, place your crust mixture and cheesecake batter into a muffin pan. If you have a sided pan large enough, fill it some with warm water and rest the muffin pan in it. This will even out the cooking of the miniature cheesecakes.If the tops crack too much for your liking, decorate it with some fruit toppings like strawberries and blueberries. You could also try drizzling melted chocolate over the top.When cake is finished, let it cool and then cover and refrigerate overnight.If it's too sweet, add a little more lime juice.

Edit WarningsDo not put too much lime juice in, or the cake will be too tart.

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