Delicious Shot Glass Cheesecake Recipe with Pudding and Milk/Cream

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses a dessert made in shot glasses that resembles cheesecake, with participants sharing their experiences and thoughts about similar recipes and cookbooks.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions a host who attended a show where a cheesecake-like dessert was made in shot glasses, possibly using pudding and milk/cream.
  • Another participant expresses interest but has not heard of the specific recipe.
  • One participant suggests that an egg nog parfait recipe from a holiday cookbook might be similar.
  • Several participants share their fondness for the holiday cookbook, recounting experiences where customers mistakenly took cookbooks that were not for sale.
  • One participant notes the use of labels in cookbooks to indicate ownership, sharing a personal experience of a customer returning a mistakenly taken cookbook.
  • Another participant mentions the trend of shot glass desserts in restaurants, highlighting their appeal for being smaller portions that save money and calories.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specific cheesecake shot glass dessert, with no clear consensus on its identity or recipe.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences related to dessert recipes and cookbook ownership among participants in the consultant community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in dessert recipes and strategies for managing cookbook sales may find the shared experiences relevant.

Sk8Mom209
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I have a host that recently attended a show and the consultant made a dessert in shot glasses that tasted like cheesecake. She thinks it had pudding and milk/cream in it. The recipe when in the Accent decorator and piped into the glasses and then decorated.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?
 
never heard of it. sounds interesting though.
 
There is an egg nog parfait recipe in the new holiday cookbook. That could be it.
 
I love that Holiday cookbook! At my last show a lady came up to me after she placed her order with it in her hand and told me to add it to her order. Didn't realize until I was packing up that she took it with her - she thought THAT one was for sale....oh well. I used her money to buy myself a new one :)
 
pamperedlinda said:
I love that Holiday cookbook! At my last show a lady came up to me after she placed her order with it in her hand and told me to add it to her order. Didn't realize until I was packing up that she took it with her - she thought THAT one was for sale....oh well. I used her money to buy myself a new one :)


I've had people do that with cookbooks before too. Now, I have a label with all of my info in the front cover - so they get the hint it's mine!:rolleyes:
 
That's a good idea Becky.
 
Yep, I put a label on the front of all of my cookbooks that says CONSULTANT COPY in big black letters. I still had a Season's Best walk away and the customer called me a couple weeks later when she realized what she had done and brought it back to me.
 
Google shot glass desserts. There are tons of them. They sell them at restaurants now. Instead of having to get a huge dessert you just get a mini dessert. Saves money and calories. Yum!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Delicious Shot Glass Cheesecake Recipe?

To make the Delicious Shot Glass Cheesecake, you will need cream cheese, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, milk or heavy cream, instant pudding mix (usually vanilla or cheesecake flavor), and a graham cracker crust or crumbs for layering. Optional toppings include whipped cream, fruit, or chocolate sauce.

How do I prepare the pudding for the cheesecake?

To prepare the pudding, combine the instant pudding mix with milk or cream according to the package instructions. Whisk until the mixture thickens, which usually takes about 2 minutes. Once thickened, you can fold it into the cream cheese mixture for a smooth and creamy texture.

Can I make the cheesecake ahead of time?

Yes, you can make the shot glass cheesecakes ahead of time! Prepare them a day in advance and store them in the refrigerator. This allows the flavors to meld and the cheesecake to set properly, making for a delicious dessert when you're ready to serve.

What is the best way to layer the cheesecake in shot glasses?

Start by adding a layer of graham cracker crumbs at the bottom of each shot glass. Next, spoon in a layer of the cream cheese mixture, followed by a layer of pudding. Repeat the layers until the glasses are filled, finishing with a layer of whipped cream or your desired topping for a beautiful presentation.

How long can I store the shot glass cheesecakes in the refrigerator?

The shot glass cheesecakes can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days. Make sure to cover them with plastic wrap or a lid to keep them fresh and prevent them from absorbing any odors from the fridge.

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