Carrot 'N' Raisin Cheesecake

 


 

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     Title: Carrot 'N' Raisin Cheesecake

Categories: Cakes Desserts    

  Servings: 10


      1 c  Graham Cracker Crumbs               3 T  Granulated Sugar 

      3 T  Margarine, Melted                  24 oz Cream Cheese, Softened 

    1/2 c  Granulated Sugar                  1/2 c  Unbleached All-Purpose Flour 

      4 ea Large Eggs                        1/4 c  Unsweetened Orange Juice 

      1 c  Finely Shredded Carrot            1/4 c  Raisins 

    1/2 t  Ground Nutmeg                     1/4 t  Ground Ginger 

      1 T  Unsweetened Orane Juice             1 c  Sifted Powdered Sugar 


  Combine crumbs, granulated sugar, cinnamon and margarine, press onto bottom

  of 9-inch springform pan.  Bake at 325 degrees F., 10 minutes.

  

  

  Combine 20 ozs cream cheese, granulated sugar and 1/4 c flour, mixing at

  medium speed on electric mixer until well blended.  Blend in eggsand juice.

  Add combined remainig flour, carrots, raisins, and spices; mix well.  Pour

  over crust.  Bake at 450 degrees F., 10 minutes.  Reduce oven temperature

  to 250 degrees F., continue baking for 55 minutes more.  Loosen cake from

  rim of pan; cool before removing rim of pan.  Chill.

  

  

  Combine remaining cream cheese and juice, mixing until well blended.

  Gradually add powdered sugar, mixing until well blended.  Spread over top

  of cheesecake.  Garnish with additional raisins and finely shredded

  carrots, if desired.

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