I know this is a little delayed, but better late than never aye?
We didn’t have any canned pumpkin here in my local stores, but fresh pumpkins are a dime a dozen. Figuratively, speaking. Pumpkin or labu is better known as a vegeratble dish in coconut milk, best eaten with rice. Hardly ever in cheesecake, so I was thrilled.
I boiled the cubed pumpkin and pureed the flesh. Was worried that it would be too watery,but mine was thick, no problems there. I didnt have any 9″ springform but I do own a 10″. So there it goes, the gingersnaps base.
As expected, it didn’t go up the sides. But I looked at Marie’s cheesecake and thought the not so high sides are attractive too. Why not!
I made the Caramel Glaze and although I read Rose’s comment on it would come off as a big gob if the temperature was too high, I just exactly that!
It came off in one big gob.
Worse, my cheesecake was drenched in seeped water from the waterbath. I kinda suspected that since I saw bubbles in the water during baking time. I was red in the face but I had hopes, you see.
Taste-wise. It was super-nice. Although the caramel came off in one big gob, it was fought over by my girls, especially where the pecans were.
I think I would definitely make this again in the future. maybe quadruple my warpping of the pan.
One Response for "Pure Pumpkin Cheesecake"
Hey, if the taste is good, gobs of caramel are OK!
I like your dense netting of caramel–very pretty.