Daring Bakers November: Cheesecake crumble pie
For the month of November Krista & Nicole of "Two Cups of Sugar." challenged us to make our own version of cheesecake crumble pie.

I made a blueberry cheesecake with walnut crumble.

I served it at my annual Fall Dinner, so I didn't get a proper beauty shot, but there it was in all its glory, and my friends told me they enjoyed it. I think I overbaked it a bit, but it was hard to test. The telltale sign should've been how it sank a bit toward the end of baking.

This was shortly after I put it in the oven--it should've looked about the same by the time I took it out.

The blueberry cheesecake filling, ready to go.

You bake the cheesecake first before adding the topping. At first I thought maybe the crumble weighed the cheesecake down and smushed it, but the filling was also just a bit drier than I like it. Then again, all the other cheesecake crumble pies look the same except for the one in the hostess' actual recipe, so there could've been a glitch somewhere.
Check out my fellow DBers' cheesecake crumble pies through our blogroll.

I made a blueberry cheesecake with walnut crumble.

I served it at my annual Fall Dinner, so I didn't get a proper beauty shot, but there it was in all its glory, and my friends told me they enjoyed it. I think I overbaked it a bit, but it was hard to test. The telltale sign should've been how it sank a bit toward the end of baking.

This was shortly after I put it in the oven--it should've looked about the same by the time I took it out.

The blueberry cheesecake filling, ready to go.

You bake the cheesecake first before adding the topping. At first I thought maybe the crumble weighed the cheesecake down and smushed it, but the filling was also just a bit drier than I like it. Then again, all the other cheesecake crumble pies look the same except for the one in the hostess' actual recipe, so there could've been a glitch somewhere.
Check out my fellow DBers' cheesecake crumble pies through our blogroll.
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