Cookies Crust

Baking By mariafranco Updated 25 Apr 2020 , 12:12pm by Laetia

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mariafranco Posted 24 Apr 2020 , 9:00pm
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Hello! I just made a cookies crust 200gr cookies+100gr butter. I cover the bottom of a pan refrigerate for 15 min and then add a custard cream and fruits on top. I put it back in the refrigerator, the crust got really hard and difficult to cut a nice slice. The cream didn’t hard ENT enough either.

any sugestión?

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littlejewel Posted 24 Apr 2020 , 11:42pm
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After putting the cream custard on, how long did you refrigerate it? also what all did you put in your cream custard?

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mariafranco Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:04am
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I refrigerated for 15 min before the custard. I made a quick one

condense milk

evaporated milk

corn starch

butter

the main problem is the crust. It turns hard difficult to cut

 

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littlejewel Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:28am
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I have never tried a no bake cookie crust.  The amount of butter seems like a lot. I was thought you were going to ask about your pie filling, i'm more experienced with that. I'm thinking the amount of butter has something to do with it being so hard, because  butter gets hard when refrigerated, I'm sorry I'm not more help. when I leave my cheese cakes in the freezer or fridge too long, I turn on the stove burner(gas stove) I put on oven mitts and move it around the burner for a couple minutes to release it from the pan. Sitting out for a few minutes will make it easier to cut,  get some of the hottest water you can and let your knife set in it, wipe it off then cut the pie,  I hope someone else chimes in. 

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mariafranco Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:36am
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Do you have a good custard cream recipe? Since it is your expertise.

maybe somebody else can help me with the crust.

i appreciate your advise.

maybe you are right about the butter. 

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mariafranco Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:49am
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What kind of crust you use for your cheesecakes?

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kakeladi Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:09pm
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Laetia Posted 25 Apr 2020 , 12:12pm
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