Cherry cheese pie
Overview
This is a fresh and refreshing sweet pie, paired with thin-skinned, juicy cherries and sweet and sour cream cheese. It is really a good dessert, and it is also a good choice for afternoon tea.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Sift cake flour, powdered sugar, and salt into a container
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Put the egg yolk and milk into the bowl and mix well
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Cut the butter into small pieces and pour it on the flour
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Use a spatula to mix the butter and powder into small grains
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Pour the egg yolk milk into the butter powder
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Knead the dough with your hands. Do not knead it too much to avoid creating gluten and affecting the taste of the finished product
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Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes before use
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Take out the refrigerated dough and sprinkle some flour on the surface to prevent sticking
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Use a rolling pin to roll the dough into a dough about 3 mm thick, about 3-4 cm larger than the diameter of a 7-inch pie plate
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Use a rolling pin to roll up the dough and use a scraper to assist
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Place the rolled dough on a 7-inch pie plate
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After laying it out, fold the excess pie crust at the top directly back into the plate to make all parts of the pie crust even. Set aside to rest for 10 minutes
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Wrap the washed small stones tightly in aluminum foil
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Use a table fork to poke holes evenly in the bottom of the pie crust
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Use aluminum foil paper to touch the pie crust, and press gently to wrap the entire pie crust
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Place the wrapped stones evenly on the pie crust. The purpose of this is to prevent the pie crust from unevenly swelling and deforming during the baking process
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Put into the middle rack of the preheated oven, 190 degrees, heat up and down, 10 minutes
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Take out the pie plate, remove the aluminum foil, and brush a thin layer of egg wash on the surface of the pie crust
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Put the rice back into the middle rack of the oven, put the rice at 160 degrees, and lower the heat at 190 degrees for 15 minutes
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The baked pie crust will be golden brown, set aside to cool naturally
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Drain the washed cherries and place them evenly on the pie crust
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Soak two pieces of gelatine in cold water until soft
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Put cream cheese and sugar into a small bowl
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Heat over water, the sugar melts, and the cream cheese becomes slurry
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Put the whipping cream and milk into a bowl
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Pour the cream milk mixture into the cream cheese mixture, stir well, then turn off the heat
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Cut the lemon in half and use the smaller half
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Squeeze the lemon juice into the cream cheese mixture and mix well
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Take out the soaked gelatine sheets, put them in, and stir evenly while hot
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Beat the cheese paste as finely as possible, then cool it in a basin of cold water
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Pour the cooled cheese batter into the pie plate covered with cherries
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Fill it up and refrigerate it in the refrigerator for about 3 hours. After the cheese paste is completely solidified, you can cut it into pieces and eat
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It’s a great choice for afternoon tea
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The crispness of the pie crust, the richness of the cheese, and the sweetness of the cherries bring you a delicious taste on the tip of your tongue