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Hey there. I just got an email that my Junior's cheesecake recipe was just deleted off the site because there is a similar one listed....here it is. I am sad to see you have not made it yourself. I made this for Thanksgiving at my parents house last year. The only other dessert that was touched out of 8 desserts was the pumpkin pie and that was by me, I had to have a slice...everyone else ate the cheesecake. Everyone there begged me for the recipe. Imagine that, a gaggle of jewish grandmothers asking the 29 year old tattooed mechanic how to make a cheesecake. The most important part of this cheesecake is to let all the ingredients sit out to get to room temperature before you start. This is VERY IMPORTANT. Also, do not skip any ingredients if you do not have them (like cream of tartar) It may not seem important, but the recipe is exact and the instructions are very clear. I would recommend everyone go out and buy the Junior's cookbook.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Mom2Matahna
on September 12, 2011
YAY Yooper!!! I lost my recipe for this cheesecake and instead of looking here first, I just made something different and was so disappointed in the outcome. Back to Junior's for me! I've ordered Junior's off of QVC twice, but since finding this recipe years ago, it's been my go to favorite. I even sometimes use this filling as the base and then switch up the flavors a bit to make a berry swirl or caramel pecan. My family prefers a graham cracker crust, which essentially cuts the "work" in more than half. The BEST rich, creamy, smooth and delicious cheesecake I have ever made. Thanks again for posting Yooper!
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on December 06, 2010
I made this the other night for my husband, our oven didn't cook it all the way in the hour it stated but when he got to the edge, he said it tasted just like Juniors. Next time I will do a graham cracker crust and leave it in longer. Overall best cheesecake I have ever had, plus my picky father-in-law had 3 pieces!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #506255
on January 08, 2010
I love Junior's so much I hand carried a slice from Grand Central to California. I made the cheesecake with this recipe and compared to the real slice of Junior's cheesecake I brought back. This recipe is close, but not exactly the same. The Junior's cheesecake was slightly more tart/sour. I'm going to try to add a little bit of sour cream and see how that work. Also, the sponge cake crust on the Junior's slice was ultra-thin. This recipe creates a very thick sponge cake layer, which I cut. I've made this twice--once with Philadelphia brand cream cheese and a second time with Trader Joe's brand. Philadelphia brand tasted better. Despite not being exactly like the real thing, it's pretty close and still better than 99% of the cheesecakes out there in my opinion.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy mmmagique
on September 07, 2009
My fiance is a New York born and raised Italian. I made this for his birthday (with a graham cracker crust (http://www.recipezaar.com/Graham-Cracker-Cheesecake-Crust-7537) instead of the spongecake due to our tastes. He has always raved about Junior's and his grandmother's cheesecake. After making this cheesecake, I am now the reigning cheesecake queen. Remember to bring all ingredients to room temperature before making, and follow all directions completely. (I am now making a second cake because the first one...disappeared!)
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on March 22, 2008
I've made this recipe several times, and it's always fabulous. Although it's alot of work, the sponge cake bottom *is* worth the effort - it's very light and the texture complements the creamy cheese filling perfectly. I find the sponge cake rises a little too high for my taste, though, so I slice off about a 1/4 inch from the top before I add the cheese. This isn't necessary, just my preference.
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on January 06, 2008
If you do not have the opportunity to go to Junors, this cheesecake is exactly the way a Juniors cheesecake is, dense and creamy. Follow these instructions to the letter and make sure your ingredients are room temp and you can replicate Juniors cheesecake. You can even do this with a graham cracker crust if desired (the bottom being the real work in this recipe) Good stuff! Now I don't have to make a car trip to get to Flatbush and Dekalb Avenue! Thanks for the memories!
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on December 27, 2007
Growing up in Brooklyn this was the only cheesecake to eat. The very best. It freezes very well.
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on March 20, 2010
not quite as good as Junior's but pretty cose
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #674182
on July 21, 2009
A friend gave me this recipe about 20 years ago. I've made it off and on over the years. Instead of the Sponge Cake Layer, I just do a simple Graham Cracker, sugar, butter crust. It's a lovely super dense cheesecake.
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on November 22, 2008
This was great! A perfect cheesecake without any cracks! I do prefer the normal graham/oreo crusts though
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on October 11, 2008
Finally got around to using this recipe to make myself a cheesecake. It was FANTASTIC, the only change I did was I used plain whipping cream instead of heavy, and I used 1cup instead of 3/4cup. Used a coconut cookie base instead of the sponge cake. Again, fantastic recipe, looking for other versions like a berry swirl.
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on September 13, 2008
By Misty G
on May 04, 2008
I stumbled upon one of the Junior's cookbooks and remembered a lady at work who raved about Juniors cheesecake. I got the book, made the cheesecake for her birthday, and wrapped the book as a gift for her. I had to then buy the book online after tasting the cheesecake. I had to use a large cookie sheet to put water in and the springform pan barely fit, but everything seemed to work out OK. Amazing recipe!
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on January 01, 2008
By Chef #232389
on April 15, 2007
I was watching Bobby Flay's show "Throwdown" when they were talking about Junior's Cheesecake. I jumped online to find the recipe and here it was. This recipe is PRECISE and makes a wonderfully delicious cheesecake. I also made a lower calorie, lower fat, lower sugar version of this for family and was pleasantly surprised by the outcome. Instead of sugar, I used the Splenda Blend and used all reduced fat ingredients. Turned out great and no one could tell it was a "diet" dessert.
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on December 06, 2005
I have been making this cheesecake for several years now and everyone that tastes it loves it! However I do cheat to save time and buy a pound cake at the store that I slice up and put it into the bottom of the springform pan. It works like a charm!
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This cake was delicious. It baked up beautifully. Next time I'll try a regular graham or zweibeck crust because I personally didn't think the sponge cake did that much for the cake. That's just my personal preference. Others in my family really liked the spongecake crust. Thanks, Yooper!
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Serving Size: 1 (160 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 12
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