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Esther’s New York Cheesecake

Recorded by Joseph Korson · Esther · New York City · Source language: English

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my mother esthers favorite new york cheesecake recipe

she makes it for special occasions. she has been making it since we were kids in connecticut to now in israel but the recipe is new york city born

Original: my mother esthers favorite new york cheesecake recipe

Original: English

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As told: graham cracker crumbs, sugar, melted butter, Philadelphia cream cheese, flour, vanilla, sour cream, eggs, graham cracker crumbs, sugar, melted butter, Phil. cream cheese, flour, vanilla, sour cream, eggs.

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    my mother esthers favorite new york cheesecake recipe she makes it for special occasions. she has been making it since we were kids in connecticut to now in israel but the recipe is new york city born

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    {"title":"Esther’s New York Cheesecake","person":"Esther","dish":"New York cheesecake","place":"New York City","occasion":"special occasions","migrationFrom":"Connecticut","migrationTo":"Israel"}

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    my mother esthers favorite new york cheesecake recipe she makes it for special occasions. she has been making it since we were kids in connecticut to now in israel but the recipe is new york city born

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