Fluffy Japanese Soufflé Cheesecake (10 Slices)
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A light, moist Japanese cheesecake made with cream cheese and whipped egg whites, gently baked in a hot-water bath and chilled before slicing.
Ingredients
servings: 10 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Grease a deep 23-cm round pan with 14g butter, line with high parchment, and preheat the oven to 180°C. Prepare hot water for a bain-marie.
- 02
Separate all six eggs carefully and chill the whites; avoid getting yolk into the whites.
- 03
Over gently simmering water, whisk cream cheese, cream, 56g butter, and 56g sugar until smooth. Remove from heat and mix in yolks one at a time.
- 04
Sift in 80g cake flour and mix in lemon zest and juice; strain out lumps if necessary.
- 05
Whip cold egg whites, adding the remaining 100g sugar in three portions, until glossy firm peaks form.
- 06
Fold the meringue into the cheese batter in three additions, gently pour into the pan, and release any large air bubbles.
- 07
Set the pan in a larger roasting tray, pour in hot water to about 1.3cm depth, lower the oven to 160°C and bake for 70–75 minutes, then about 10 minutes at 150°C until the center is fully baked.
- 08
Turn off the oven and leave the door ajar for 15–20 minutes to cool gradually. Carefully remove the pan and cool completely.
- 09
For optional glaze, thin 30g apricot jam with 10ml warm water and brush lightly over the cake.
- 10
Refrigerate the fully cooled cake at 4°C or below for at least 4 hours; slice into 10 portions and keep leftovers refrigerated.
Before you cook
Contains egg, milk, and wheat. Do not taste raw egg batter; bake until the center is fully set. Beware hot water and steam from the bain-marie. Refrigerate at 4°C or colder within 2 hours after cooling; for best quality, use within 3 days.
Allergens: Milk, Egg, Wheat
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