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    I'm looking for a cheesecake recipe that that combines cream cheese and ricotta cheese that really tastes good. Can anyone help?

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    Ricotta when blended enough can have a consistency very similar to cream cheese. Try taking your favorite low-carb cream cheese based recipe and substituting in the same portion of Ricotta and see how it works. You might also want to try giving a little more Ricotta than you would have used were it Cream Cheese due to the fact that IIRC it is a little less dense.


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      IMHO, this is the best:

      Low Carb Ricotta New York Cheesecake
      Servings: 12
      Net carbs per serving: 3.5
      Prep time: 40 minutes
      Difficulty: Average

      Ingredients:
      1 – 9” spring form pan sprayed with Pam
      24 oz. cream cheese, softened
      1 cup extra fine whole milk ricotta cheese
      ½ cup sour cream (I use the reduced fat)
      2 eggs
      3 egg yolks
      1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
      1 ½ cups baking Splenda (the pourable kind)
      1 tbsp vanilla extract (use the pure – imitation has sugar)
      1 tbsp lemon juice

      Preparation:

      Prepare a water bath (a larger pan with water which will hold the spring-form pan) and preheat bath and oven to 400°F.
      In mixing bowl, add cream cheese, ricotta, sour cream and Splenda. Beat with mixer on low for 1 minute until well-blended. In a separate bowl using a wire whip, mix cream, vanilla, lemon juice, eggs and egg yolks until blended.
      Pour both mixtures together a mix until blended. Do NOT overwhip or you’ll put too much air in the batter.
      Pour batter into the spring-form pan. Place into the preheated water bath for 15 minutes. Then, lower the temperature to 275°. Continue baking for 1 ½ hours until the top is light brown.
      Turn the oven off when done cooking and LEAVE the cake in the oven to cool for 3 hours.
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