Raleigh House Cheesecake


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13 Responses to “Raleigh House Cheesecake”

  1. Melinda says:

    I love the handwritten recipe – those are the very best dishes because they’re tried and true!:)

  2. Kimberley says:

    I love myself a good cheesecake! Thanks for sharing! I love the handwritten recipe, nice touch!

  3. I don’t really eat cheesecake, but I do know a lot of others that do. I’ll be sure to get them your recipe, thanks!

  4. The Farmgirl says:

    This sounds delicious – thanks for the recipe! Your website is beautiful. I’m in love with your photo of the polka-dot building :)

  5. Carol says:

    I’ve made this before…a nice heavy not-overly sweet desert (breakfast, lunch, diner..LOL!) one of my favorites.

    I had my prickly pear bloom just before we left Arizona. Your photo is beautiful.

    Ahhh, I remember wearing dresses like the ones in your birthday party picture……….brings back my own memories.

    I enjoy your posts!

    • weekendcowgirl says:

      I am laughing as we love this for breakfast also! I never feel guilty because I figure it is really good for my bone health!!

  6. Wow, recipes like this make me want to rethink my hatred of cheesecake. Sounds delicious!

    • weekendcowgirl says:

      You might want to hit my food link at top of page and find the Key Lime Pie instead of the cheesecake!

  7. I love cheesecake! Can’t wait to try this one. It somehow looks less intimidating than some cheesecake recipes I’ve seen (and I don’t think that’s just the handwriting!)

  8. Jamie
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    you always have the best recipes! i need someone else around besides the mister & me to eat them so we don’t get too huge;)

    • weekendcowgirl says:

      Just invite someone over to eat it with you all!!! That will solve the problem. After you have it you will dream of left-overs!

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