How Can I Cover Cheese Cake?

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Rita1969 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 6:10pm
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Hi everyone!
I would like to make a cheesecake for this weekend for a friend's birthday. His favorite is cheesecake. I have never baked anything like this.
Can somebody give me any good recipe?
Plus I would like to cover the cake with something. ( I would like to decorate it very nicely ) Can somebody give me ANY suggestion?
Thank you so much!!!!!

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Mug-a-Bug Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 6:45pm
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I've seen in a book you can cover cheesecake with fondant. I would assume you would have to have a really sturdy cheesecake in order to do this. I haven't personally tried it and have seen others on advising against it. Good luck, let us know how it turns out. thumbs_up.gif (What's the worst that could happen, right? icon_evil.gif )

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CakeJediChic Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 8:29pm
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i love the idea and pics ive seen where people have covered the sides in chocolate and covered the top with chocolate dipped strawberries, or i suppose you could use anything to cover the top

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Mike1394 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 8:32pm
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What kind are you going to make?

Mike

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revel Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 8:42pm
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I just did a practice cake. I covered a cheese cake in ganache it worked great. The photo is in my album. We haven't tasted it yet it's in the freezer untill the weekend.

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Rita1969 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:11pm
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I have know idea what kind of cheesecake I will make.
I don't have any recipe for that.

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Rylan Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:16pm
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Wrap the sides with chocolate, lay whipped cream on top and throw in different types of berries.

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revel Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:18pm
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Rita1969 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:32pm
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Thank you so much for the recipe and responds!

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Rita1969 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:36pm
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Thank you so much for the recipe and responds!

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Rita1969 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:40pm
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Thank you so much for the recipe and responds!

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Reimagining_Confections Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 9:59pm
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Ganache works great. You can also frost withbuttercream like a normal cake, believe it or not. Havn't tried fondant- think there could be issues there.

Good luck!

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hluterbach Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 10:01pm
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i just did a cheesecake today. i did the bottom layer in plain cheesecake then a layer of strawberry filling on top of that and then finally stacked a layer of strawberry cake on top of that and frosted and decorated as with any cake. i did buttercream wth fondant accents. i have done this several times before. just think of it as any other layer of cake.
heidi

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JCE62108 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 10:37pm
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yeah but does that taste good? lol. I cant imagine buttercream on cheesecake. Have you actually tasted it? Im curious about this too. Ive used ganache before and I think if any of my customers wants a decorated cheesecake Ill probably suggest ganache before anything else.

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hluterbach Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 10:47pm
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tastes great. the buttercream is only on the crust of the cheesecake. lots of cake shops do it this way too. really yummy. i have even covered in buttercream and then fondant. still tastes good. my favorite is cheesecake with a layer of raspberry filling and then chocolate cake on top. so yummy. and yes when i ate it it was also covered in buttercream.
heidi

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JCE62108 Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 10:49pm
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Oooooo now that sounds good! Ok you've convinced me. (didnt take much!) I think nearly anything tastes good with buttercream on it. icon_smile.gif

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melodyscakes Posted 17 Aug 2009 , 10:49pm
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I've covered cheesecake with fondant, worked out great! it was a wedding cake too.

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