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    Default Orkney fudge cheesecake

    Does anyone have a receipe for Orkney fudge cheesecake as I absolutely adore the stuff??

    Also any advice appreciated, on how to make the base stay together and the filling to become light & fluffy. (my cheesecakes are not brill!!)

    Thank you in advance.
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    Default orkney fudge cheesecake

    finally something i can comment on!!
    We owned a pub/restaurant in Orkney & we got the receipe from our head chef!!
    Its all in the cream you use!!! Meadowland cream.....
    The only place i can get the stuff is the freezer centre in kirkwall i now live outside of inverness & cant get it so when my mum comes down she takes a case!!!
    To make the base you gentle heat in a pan crushed digestives with lots of syrup & butter til its stodgy!!!
    Lay it in the base of the cake tin put in fridge - then in your big bowl put the nearly whole carton of meadowland cream in it 2 x 200g of philidelphia cheese & start mixing with the electric mixer whilst doing this add a good dunk of caster sugar - then when the mixture starts to thicken start flaking the orkney fudge into it & finish the cake with the fudge flaked ontop for presentation too..... Yummy yum!!
    Hopeyou enjoy, i make them for all my home parties & when my friends are having dinner parties too - thornton fudge is also beautiful.. angela x

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    Default Orkney Fudge Cheesecake

    9ozs Hob Nobs (or other oaty Biscs) crushed
    2 3/4 oz Butter melted
    7ozs Philadelphia cream cheese
    9ozs Orkney Fudge
    1 pint Double cream lightly whipped

    lightly butter a 91/2 ins tin
    make the base by combining the Biscuits and butter and press into the base of the tin

    Beat the cream cheese until soft
    grate 7ozs of the fudge
    tip into the cream cheese combine gently
    folding in slowly with the cream
    chop the remaining fudge scatter over the base in the tin
    spoon the cream mixture over the top and cover
    chill for a least 5hrs

    delicious !!! I have another recipe it has slight variations to this one if you want it let me know
    Last edited by Anne x; 28-Feb-08 at 17:06. Reason: addition & spelling
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    rob pick your toung up off the floor....tee hee...me too sounds lush..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anne x View Post
    9ozs Hob Nobs (or other oaty Biscs) crushed
    2 3/4 oz Butter melted
    7ozs Philadelphia cream cheese
    9ozs Orkney Fudge
    1 pint Double cream lightly whipped

    lightly butter a 91/2 ins tin
    make the base by combining the Biscuits and butter and press into the base of the tin

    Beat the cream cheese until soft
    grate 7ozs of the fudge
    tip into the cream cheese combine gently
    folding in slowly with the cream
    chop the remaining fudge scatter over the base in the tin
    spoon the cream mixture over the top and cover
    chill for a least 5hrs

    delicious !!! I have another recipe it has slight variations to this one if you want it let me know
    Oh that is so moorish but cant wait to try it.
    Thanks Anne.
    Another good base for cheesecake is ginger nuts.
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    sounds lovely

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    AnneX should be XXX this was fantastic, my scales will never forgive you.
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    Thank you !!! Isnt it just amazing now and again will not harm the scales
    have had a lot of really good feedback on this recipe I like to hear when someone tries the recipies
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    Hi Anne,
    Going to make this as one of the puds for easter dinner, cant wait

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    Smile mmmm

    i have just finished making this cheesecake ,,, dont know if i can wait till tomorrow to taste it,
    fingers crossed i have done it right

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    Quote Originally Posted by donnasmithy27 View Post
    i have just finished making this cheesecake ,,, dont know if i can wait till tomorrow to taste it,
    fingers crossed i have done it right
    Hi we made it today and yes ate it after tea!
    It was delicious,but now im off to make another pud for tomorrow,
    Thanks anne xx

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    Smile mmmm

    Hiya , well had cheesecake after dinner tonight and was lovely dont think i made it right as the middle wasnt total set, wasnt sure after making it do i just pour it on top of the base or did i have to whisk it up, so i whisked it for a bit then put it in the fridge, so if you can let me know what im ment to do ill know for the next one please, im happy tho for my first ever homemade cheesecake

    thanks anne x

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    Quote Originally Posted by donnasmithy27 View Post
    Hiya , well had cheesecake after dinner tonight and was lovely dont think i made it right as the middle wasnt total set, wasnt sure after making it do i just pour it on top of the base or did i have to whisk it up, so i whisked it for a bit then put it in the fridge, so if you can let me know what im ment to do ill know for the next one please, im happy tho for my first ever homemade cheesecake

    thanks anne x
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    I dont know another than the fact you maybe overdid the whisking it does say to fold gently the other thing is some people dont leave it long enough to chill but I see you made yours the night before sorry It didnt turn out for you and well done for your first cheescake making what a beauty to pick
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    thank you for all the positive replies and e mails pms etc
    I got for this recipe hits and misses among you
    glad you all enjoyed it eventually !!!
    and you got there no names mentioned
    it is just soooo good isnt it
    Anne x
    Last edited by Anne x; 12-May-08 at 22:11.
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    mm must try that one sounds lovely makin my mouth water
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anne x View Post
    .......glad you all enjoyed it eventually !!!
    ........it is just soooo good isnt it
    Anne x
    Thanks Anne x. I eventually got round to making this last weekend. My effort scored 12/10 for taste & moreish-ness but only 2/10 for presentation. That was my own fault entirely. I'd only bought a half-pint of cream so I added a tub of whipped creme-fraiche to the mix to make up the quantity. The cheesecake was therefore slightly soft

    I'll give it another go soon with the correct ingredients. Now, does anyone have the number for Scottish Slimmers...?

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    Now Moira, just when did you say you were going to have another go?

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    If I get it right Torvaig, the second slice is yours - the first slice belongs to me

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    Torvaig, Moira, now well that is why my waist has expanded in last few months Moira tut Creme fraiche double cream to order

    never you mind was at a BBQ tonight with nice Caitness folk and they brought fruit laced with alcohol for the barbie alcohol a option will post soon really delicious
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