Raspberry and White Chocolate Cheesecake

baked raspberry white chocolate cheesecake


What a delight, raspberry white chocolate cheesecake. This makes my mouth water and taste buds tingle just saying the words.

This raspberry white chocolate cheesecake recipe is my son's creation. Sammy developed this recipe by experimenting with the ingredients and different ways to make it. He made this several times until he was satisfied with the results.

He has brought this recipe to perfection, and that makes it his own. This is a very complicated recipe so I've divided the ingredients and instructions by the three aspects of the recipe.

Don't let this scare you off, just take your time because this baked raspberry white chocolate cheesecake is oh so delicious and well worth the time.

I hope you find it easy to follow. Although time-consuming and complicated you'll be very happy when you taste this delicious dessert.

Here is what you'll need for the chocolate crust:
White Chocolate Cheesecake Raspberry Sauce:
  • 1 bag frozen or 2-3 pints of fresh raspberries
  • 1/3 cup of sugar
  • 2 tsp. of cornstarch, mixed with 1 tsp. of water
Filling:
Here is what you have to do: 
  1. For the crust: Break the graham crackers in a plastic bag, cut the butter into small pieces and add to the bag, smash until you have crumbs.
  2. Spray your pan with nonstick spray, push the crumb mixture over the bottom and up the sides of the pan.
  3. Raspberry Sauce: In a small pot add raspberries and the 1/3 cup of sugar (Save some raspberries for the garnish later)
  4. Bring to a boil for 10 to 15 minutes, strain and return mixture to the pot
  5. Heat over medium heat and mix in the cornstarch and water, keep stirring until this thickens and set aside for later use.
  6. Filling: Beat cream cheese sugar, and cornstarch in large bowl on medium speed, while scraping down the sides, beat until smooth.
  7. Beat in eggs 1 at a time until blended. Now beat in sour cream, vanilla, and melted white chocolate until blended.
  8. Pour the filling into the crust. Drop evenly spaced puddles of the raspberry sauce on top of the filling.
  9. With a sharp knife swirl through the puddles of raspberry sauce in a circular motion.
  10. Refrigerate the remaining raspberry sauce to serve later with the cheesecake
  11. Bake for 15 minutes at 350 degrees and reduce heat to 250 degrees. Bake at 250 degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes, Until the center, jiggles
  12. Turn the oven off and leave the door closed for another hour. Remove from the oven to a wire rack and let it cool completely.
  13. After cooled remove from the pan by running a knife around the edges, and place on a serving plate.
  14. Now you can add the raspberries you saved on top for garnish. Refrigerate for 4 hours and serve.   

As Always Thanks for Stopping By and I hope you enjoy.


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24 comments:

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    1. Hi Susan, Nice to have you stop by, it is OH so delicious. Thanks and have a wonderful day :)

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  2. This looks good, Eugene. I'm not big on white chocolate but my husband is! - Brenda

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    1. Hi Brenda, I'm not a huge fan myself, but the chocolate crust makes up for it for me. Thanks so much for stopping by.

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  3. Yummy! I am sure this is very delicious. I love both dark and white chocolate. Thanks for sharing the recipe Sam.

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    1. Glad you like the recipe Thelma, Thanks so much for stopping by :)

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  4. This would be such a pretty cheesecake for Christmas. Just thinking the word "raspberry" makes my mouth water!

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    1. I agree Susan it does have that festive look, but more important it is so delicious. A little difficult to make but oh so worth it :)

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  5. Sam, this looks absolutely amazing! You should bring it by Throwback Thursday one of these weeks... I happen to know one of the hosts over there ;-) I love cheesecake and this combo of flavors sounds delicious!

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    1. Thanks so much Carlee, I'll give it a try with Trowback Thursday. This one is really delicious. Thanks again!!

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  6. oh gosh..... I think I'm drooling!

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    1. This one does make you Droll!!! and is so very good!!! Thanks Dawn :)

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  7. Oh my that looks delicious!! It sounds so easy to make.

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    1. Yes, Sandy Easy but very time consuming!! and so worth the time!!! Thanks for stopping by :)

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  8. Wow Sam, that looks delicious. I'm hungry now for some dessert...got to save this for a special occasion, like Valentine's Day.....

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    1. For sure Olivia this cheesecake would make a wonderful Valentine's Day Treat!! Thank and have a great weekend.

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    1. Yes, it is tempting and oh!! what a treat. Thanks Linda.

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  10. Looks so easy to make I am going to have to try it.

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    1. I do you enjoy this one Brenda. Thanks for stopping by :)

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  11. My whole family would love this cheesecake! It is truly beautiful and I'm sure it is equally delicious.

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  12. Sam, I had a white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake many, many years ago at an elegant restaurant in Connecticut. I finally sweet-talked the chef into giving me the recipe, but it turned out to be so complex that I never made it. His version included layers of dacquoise (hazelnut meringue). A fabulous cheesecake, but too much work to make at home! Your son's recipe looks easy and delicious - one I hope to make when I have earned a bit more wiggle room in my diet! ;)

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  13. Have never had this combo in a cheesecake! sounds delish... bookmarking!

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  14. Very innovative. This would be especially good for Valentine's Day.

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