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CHEESECAKE OR COBBLER

Discussion in 'Archive: Your Jedi Council Community' started by Only-One Cannoli, Jul 26, 2011.

  1. Only-One Cannoli

    Only-One Cannoli Ex-Mod star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Master Jacen is trying to tell me that cobbler is better. I will have none of this.
     
  2. JediMaster1511

    JediMaster1511 Jedi Grand Master star 10

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    Cheesecake. Cobbler has nothing on it.
     
  3. Harpua

    Harpua Chosen One star 9

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    Cobbler.
     
  4. MarcusP2

    MarcusP2 Manager Emeritus star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Cheesecake > repairing shoes

    (wtf is a cobbler?)
     
  5. Katya Jade

    Katya Jade Administrator Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    They're two entirely different desserts. It's like comparing Chocolate Cake to Pudding.
     
  6. DarthTunick

    DarthTunick SFTC VII + Deadpool BOFF star 10 VIP - Game Host

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    Both are very, very good to eat.

    Viva Los Angeles![face_flag]
     
  7. Darth Guy

    Darth Guy Chosen One star 10

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    Cheesecake.


    Who the hell needs shoes, anyway?


    EDIT: Why oh why do I wait to post my reply?
     
  8. Only-One Cannoli

    Only-One Cannoli Ex-Mod star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Exactly, chocolate cake > pudding in that comparison too. It is the law.
     
  9. Harpua

    Harpua Chosen One star 9

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    Strawberry or lemon cake > chocolate cake.
     
  10. Katya Jade

    Katya Jade Administrator Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    True. Cobbler has it's place in old folks homes and on the Denny's menu, but you can't compare the deliciousness of a rich, decadant cheesecake.
     
  11. hudzu

    hudzu Force Ghost star 6

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    i'm not saying its better (although it totally is). i'm just saying that the cobbler i shall be crafting this eve will be delicious and better than your cheesecake.
     
  12. Only-One Cannoli

    Only-One Cannoli Ex-Mod star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    There is no room for free speech on a matter this serious.
     
  13. Katya Jade

    Katya Jade Administrator Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    I have a cheesecake recipe that has produced the most delicous cheesecake this side of New York. People have promised me vast wealth for the last slice. And, no, that's not innuendo.
     
  14. Harpua

    Harpua Chosen One star 9

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    Yes, you can... cheesecake has the consistency of mud. It's like eating paste.
     
  15. Ostrich_Stapler

    Ostrich_Stapler Jedi Master star 5

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    This is entirely dependent on the variety of cheesecake and on the variety of cobbler.


    For example, peach cobbler > chocolate cheesecake


    but


    Raspberry cheesecake > apple pecan cobbler.
     
  16. Only-One Cannoli

    Only-One Cannoli Ex-Mod star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Katya, I would appreciate the recipe unless it is a secret.
     
  17. MarcusP2

    MarcusP2 Manager Emeritus star 6 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    A cobbler is like fruit with some budget topping made of biscuits?

    Cheesecake > that easily.
     
  18. JediMaster1511

    JediMaster1511 Jedi Grand Master star 10

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    Blaspemy!!
     
  19. Katya Jade

    Katya Jade Administrator Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Quality cheesecake. Not that crappy stuff they serve at Coco's. Good cheesecake is better than....cobbler.
     
  20. AaylaSecurOWNED

    AaylaSecurOWNED Jedi Master star 6

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    It depends on the cheesecake and the cobbler. I like blackberry cobbler but I can only eat about one bite of it before going into a sugar coma, so I'd prefer cheesecake. But I hate cheesecake with flavors and whatnot mixed in to the cheesecake, so I'd probably pick any cobbler over that.
     
  21. Harpua

    Harpua Chosen One star 9

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    It's a thing with me.. I like texture in my food. Cheesecake is too mushy for me. Cobbler is crunchy.
     
  22. Only-One Cannoli

    Only-One Cannoli Ex-Mod star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    Proper cheesecake is firm and a bit fluffy, not like "mud". There is plenty of texture in it. I think you've just had horrible cheesecake.
     
  23. AaylaSecurOWNED

    AaylaSecurOWNED Jedi Master star 6

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    Yeah, almost every cobbler I've had was mushier than almost every cheesecake I've had.
     
  24. Harpua

    Harpua Chosen One star 9

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    If it's made right, it has a nice crunchy top/

    It sounds like I've had crappy cheesecake, and you've had crappy cobbler. :p
     
  25. Katya Jade

    Katya Jade Administrator Emeritus star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    It's so freaking simple, it's embarassing. This is perhaps the BEST cheesecake recipe ever. My mom gave it to me years ago and it's the only one I use. I always get compliments on it when I make it. You can add whever you want to the mix or just put stuff on top too. And, yes, it's from Dear Abby.

    Abby's Cheesecake:

    Crust:
    1/3 cup powdered sugar
    1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs
    1/4 pound butter or margarine (I like a more buttery crust so I generally up it a bit and pour it in slowly. If you overdo the butter, make sure to put a sheet of aluminum foil under the pan to catch the dripping)

    Mix well: (I whip the crap out of this to get a good, smooth texture)
    1 cup granulated sugar
    3 eight-ounce packages Philadephia cream cheese
    1 generous teaspoon vanilla flavoring
    4 eggs

    Pour above ingredients into spring form pan (the crust is as yet unbaked) and bake in preheated oven at 350 degrees for approximately 50 minutes. Do not turn off oven. Remove cheesecake and top with one pint commercial sour cream (personal note, I mix in probably 1/4 cup sugar with the sour cream) and return to oven for another five minutes. Let cake cool.

    I'm not a stickler for how it looks because I've made this in so many ovens that the temperature can get tricky and not cook the cheesecake all the way through. So I actually allow it to crack on the top to make sure it's done before I put on the sour cream topping.