HOW TO MAKE KETO BASQUE BURNT CHEESECAKE – SMOOTH, CREAMY, RICH CHEESE FLAVOR WITH NO EQUIPMENT !


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This Keto Basque Burnt Cheesecake is remarkably easy and quick to make. It only requires a good old spatula and a hand held …

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  1. lowcarbrecipeideas
    lowcarbrecipeideas says:

    Please see the description box below the video (click down arrow on the right hand side, beside the video title and scroll down) for the full written recipe, link to print recipe, nutrition info and other relevant details. Thank You !

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  2. Efrat
    Efrat says:

    Omg! I tried this recipe and it turned out really really good and delicious! Even though my batter was more on the thin side- it baked well! Thank you for this video all the small details!

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  3. Angelene Tan
    Angelene Tan says:

    Hi, tried out the recipe and my family loves it. They love the creamy texture and richness of this cheesecake. Thank you for sharing. Do you have any chocolate version? My kids are fans of chocolate so would like to try a chocolate basque cheesecake for them.

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  4. Jude Mustard
    Jude Mustard says:

    Thank you for sharing this recipe and the baking tips. I tried this out today and it was a complete hit! People were taking second and third helpings :):)
    Some modifications I made (just because the packets came in these sizes):
    500g cream cheese
    200ml whipping cream
    50g Lakanto + 70g allulose
    added 2 tbsp almond flour
    Needed to bake for around 45mins (25mins at 200deg C then 20 mins at 250 degC) in my very basic/cheap oven to get it to darken and set but still came out with a gooey centre (my recipe probably had too much volume for a 6 inch cake tin)

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  5. Mummy Bunny
    Mummy Bunny says:

    Great recipe! I needed 120g of Allulose to satisfy my family ๐Ÿ˜‚. They couldnโ€™t tell it was Keto. Didnโ€™t have a round pan so I used a rectangular pan and cut the cake into triangles.

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  6. Jhoi B
    Jhoi B says:

    Looks delicious!๐Ÿ˜‹ by the way.. i tried making keto lemon tart from your recipe using powdered swerve sweetener but a day after i put the lemon tart in the fridge the powdered swerve crystalizes. How to prevent that from happening?

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  7. robert111k
    robert111k says:

    It's not "Basque". It's not a traditional thing. It's a recipe from a restaurant in Saint Sebastian (wich, yes, happens to be in the Spanish Basque Country) called La Vina. Credit to whom credit is due.

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  8. ralfielicious
    ralfielicious says:

    It looks utterly delicious – thank you! I'm interested to see that you're using allulose. Does it make a difference? It's not available in Europe and too expensive to order from USA, but I'd like to know what you think, anyway.

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