What would AUTUMN be without pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread or pumpkin cheesecake? I like to add nuts to the cheese filling, just to have something to chew on while enjoy the creaminess of the cheesecake. If you prefer yours without, then leave the walnut praline out. The cheese I used for the recipe is called "Quark©angiesrecipes", a type of fresh cheese, which is made by warming soured milk until the desired degree of denatured proteins and then strained. Quark usually contains much lower fat than the cream cheeses and has no salt added.
Feel free to replace it with other type of fresh cheese, like fromage frais or cream cheese.
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- For praline, line a baking sheet with foil. In a heavey skillet place the 100 grams of granulated sugar. Cook over medium-high heat, swirling the skillet occasionally until sugar begins to melt. Reduce heat to low. Stir in the chopped walnuts and cook until sugar is golden brown and walnuts are toasted. Pour the mixture onto the prepared baking sheet, spreading with a wooden spoon as thin as possible. Cool and chop the cooled praline into smaller pieces. Place 1/3 of the chopped praline in a blender container and process until ground. Store them in separate boxes in fridge until ready for use or up to 1 week.
- For crust, beat butter with an electric mixer on medium-high speed until softened. Add 3 tablespoons of brown sugar and beat until fluffy. Sift in the flour. Beat at slow speed just until combined. Press the dough onto the bottom and 4cm up the side of 9-inch springform pan. Bake the crust in a 190C/375F oven about 10 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool crust on a wire rack while preparing filling.
- For filling, in a large mixing bowl beat quark cheese, 120 grams of brown sugar, and the flour with an electric mixer on a medium speed until combined. Add the pumpkin, vanilla, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. Beat until combined. Add in eggs and beat on low speed just until combined. Stir in the coarsely chopped walnut praline pieces, reserving the powder for the topping.
- Pour the filling into the crust and return to the oven. Bake in a 190C/375F oven for 40 minutes or until center appears nearly set. In a small bowl combine sour cream and granulated sugar. Spread over top of cheesecake.
- Cool cheesecake in pan on a wire rack for 15 minutes. Use a small metal spatula to loosen crust from sides of pan. Cool completely and chill, covered, in the fridge for at least 4 hours or overnight. Just before serving, sprinkle the ground praline over the sour cream topping.
Wow Angie...this pumpkin cheesecake looks so good I wish I could have a slice now. It must be so delicious!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cheesecake !!
ReplyDeleteI never made a cheescake with pumpking though a pumpkin pudding is a family favorite. Will try this one someday as i loved the nutty creamy texture , though i will not be using any quark cheese ( not available here )..
Beautiful cake, lovely picture, yummy treat, great
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning fall recipe! I love the thought of creamy pumpkin cheesecake studded with crunchy sweet pralines. Just perfect! I'm very glad that I found your blog tonight. Thanks for sharing with me...I look forward to coming back!
ReplyDeleteAngie, you have outdone yourself. We live in a land of pumpkins but usually they are stuffed in fillo pastry. I love this pie, and the spices you have used. The pralines are such a nice touch. It does't look heavy, so light infact. BRAVO!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie,
ReplyDeleteYummy cake...lovely clicks...mouth watering..you are inspiring me to bake dear....You rock!!!
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Gorgeous cake.. absolutely love the second picture..awesome!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
The walnut praline certainly adds a classic touch to this stunning cheesecake. Delicious! One slice, please....can I have one more?
ReplyDeleteWow looks so pretty am fond of cheese cake...and have been wanting to try....urs tempt me so much
ReplyDeleteyour pumpkin cheesecake looks delicious,beautiful pics,too!
ReplyDeleteNot usually a cheesecake fan but I would be delighted to get me a slice of this!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are just killing me! I wish I had a slice for a "midnight snack!"
ReplyDeleteLots of amazing flavors going in there.Looks delicious and the pics are superb!
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I could go for a piece right now! lovely presentation-
ReplyDeleteI keep telling myself I need to start trying out some pumpkin recipes, but at the same time I keep putting it off. This cheesecake really got my attention. Lovely pictures, so inviting and irresistible looking cake.
ReplyDeleteI have never taste a pumpkin cheese cake before, but looking at all these pictures it really made me want to try this out. Thanks for sharing the recipes.
ReplyDeleteyour picture is scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteI'm completely drooling!! Looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletewow..what a cake...awesome pictures
ReplyDeletewow, I want a slice.
ReplyDeleteLovely cheesecake! Can imagine the taste of crunchy praline walnuts in between creamy bites...mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteawesome dear ...love the way u made this yummy cheese cake ...
ReplyDeleteSatya
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I am currently scoping out pumpkin recipes to make on Halloween and thanksgiving and this is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for! Delicious!
ReplyDeleteYour cheesecake looks so luscious! I love the autumn flavors like pumpkin and warm spices in it!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I have yet to try pumpkin on baking yet, looking at your cheese cake making me urging to bake one too.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious lovely picture
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!....Fantastic!!!....I can taste both the softness of the filling, and the crunchiness of the praline.....this will be a MUST in my Thanksgiving Dinner....thanks!!......Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteHm..mm... Angie, I'm pretty much greedy! I wanting the whole pie! hahaha... Excuse me everyone, the pie is mine! LOL. Thanks & hope you're having a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteKristy
A perfect autumn recipe. The Cake looks so gorgeous and yumm.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures...Drool-worthy pumpkin cheesecake
ReplyDeleteThe most wonderful fall flavors!!! I love this. I am keeping this one for my halloween party!
ReplyDeleteThis cheesecake is heavenly! I am not such a great fan of cheesecake but i love the taste of pumpkin, walnuts and that shortbread crust! I am going to look for quark or its equivalent immediately, as lower fat and no salt sounds perfect to me!
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about making a pumpkin cheesecake and your recipe sounds just like what I would like to make. The walnut praline is the perfect touch to the spices in the pumpkin:)
ReplyDeleteOh man!! what a combo? I just love it and am drooling...
ReplyDeleteoh wow so many combo of spices, loved ur 4th pic...super yummy!
ReplyDeleteI would love a really big slice! I am so looking forward to pumpkin and Autumn!
ReplyDeletewow this is first class bravo you are super talented Angie
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love pumpkin cheesecake Well I love all flavors cheesecake! :) This looks so amazing...
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering...super pics!
ReplyDeleteAngie
ReplyDeletethat cheesecake looks incredible!! I love the colour!! pralines and the sour cream topping were such a great touch...I can only imagine just how creamy and delicious that cheesecake was!!
Very innovative and new to me.....lovely clicks....
ReplyDeleteThat cheesecake sure has a whole lotta goodness in it! I love pumpkin, it just says hello autumn. I wish I had a piece of that right now! Ever consider moving to CA?
ReplyDelete-Gina-
looks mindblowing dear........deliciously yum n mouthwatering...craving for some now..
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I'm speechless Angie!!! Seriously!!! Loved the cake...loved the clicks! Awesome...;)
ReplyDeleteMay I have a slice please...:D
wow such a tempting cake & pics!!
ReplyDeleteLovely cheesecake! Quark is quite a typical German ingredient, isn't it? I wish it was more common over here. And the praline is a wonderful addition.
ReplyDeleteOh Angie, you have again outdone your yourself!
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous gorgeous cheesecake! Amazing combination of flavors here!
ReplyDeleteAngie, this would be a beautiful dish for the American Thanksgiving table. You did an awesome job. This dish is truly a representative of the autumn season.
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish autumn would arrive in Florida. I think we have awhile longer.
Oh my goodness! You got me all excited with these pictures! I'll also be making a pumpkin cheesecake later this week but a vegan one. Yours looks absolutely amazing and I bet it tasted amazing as well!
ReplyDeleteAngie~ it's utterly amazing! I am now going to go eat a green salad, then start baking!
ReplyDeleteOMG Angie! That is one gorgeous, lip smackingly good cheesecake. The praline is precious and what a nice change to regular graham cracker crust. Yumm!
ReplyDeleteCiao, Devaki @ weavethousandflavors
My life would be sad without any pumpkin in it! This cheesecake looks like heaven. I'll take mine with the pralines! Yum!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is a very special combination cheesecake! Pumpkin and praline.. very interesting flavor with the crunchy walnut in it. Thanks for sharing! I miss rich cheesecake a lot! I think I must make some rich cheesecake soon :)
ReplyDeleteYour pumpkin cheesecake looks absolutely stunning. I'm not a big fan pumpkin pie but your photos had me drooling and wanting a slice.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good looking cake..it must tastes so good!
ReplyDeleteWow..this is soo yummy and i love your photos.. please send a slice over!
ReplyDeleteYay! We both made a pumpkin dish! What a rustic looking cheescake. *loves*
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous cheesecake! Looks so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks, Angie. Like the color of your cheese cake. A must try.
ReplyDeletevery autumny and I love the beautiful orange
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking of a healthier cheesecake.This looks perfect...irresistible....mmm
ReplyDeletewow, and you made it out of pumpkin of all things :)oh by the way can I ask you something, what can I use in place of rum? there is a cake recipe i want to try which uses 1/4 cup rum, so what can I use instead?
ReplyDeleteOMG that looks beautiful! I was actually toying with the idea of making a pumpkin cheesecake last week because I have so much pumpkin at home now and then I see this gorgeous cheesecake here!!! I hope mine comes out as well!
ReplyDeleteI love both of your pictures and cake, simply good!
ReplyDeleteOmg, cant take my eyes from the click, very gorgeous and tempting cheesecake..
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing the tastes of fal all coming together in one delicious treat.
ReplyDeleteHello Angie, thank you for popping in and leave your kind words, I like your blog, so many yummy foods and lovely pics. Do drop by anytime. Have a great day. Mei
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of Quark...but OMG this cheesecake looks amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous looking cheesecake...I think it is calling my name! I love pumkin cheesecake and the addition of walnut praline is a great idea.
ReplyDeletehi, I wish so much to grab a bite. would love to try making quark at home.
ReplyDeleteFOODELICIOUS
awesome clicks..looks so perfect and delicious..
ReplyDelete@Peanutts
ReplyDeleteThe substitute of rum...well, it depends on the recipe...normally I would use brandy instead, but whiskey might work too.
How beautiful! I bet this is so tasty!
ReplyDeleteGreat fall colors and flavors, Angie. I'd love a huge slice of this beauty.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried pumpkin cheesecake before. Yours looks absolutely gorgeous! Love the addition of nuts. ;)
ReplyDeleteThat looks divine...absolutely !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous clicks!! I am sure it must have tasted heavenly..
ReplyDeleteWhat on earth is quark cheese and where would I find it? I so want to make this so I will look!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAngie the pics look amazing as well as the dessert which I would have probably never thought of making. I do like the fact that you used quark cheese ;o)
ReplyDeleteFlavourful wishes,
Claudia
you have a beautiful site. i am already in love with this cheesecake. it is just perfect! thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteDelicious cake with full of flavors...must try
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh Angie!! This looks creamy, amazing, perfect! Gorgeous fall cheesecake ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! I love this fall flavour!
ReplyDeletethe sound of pumpkin in cheesecake sounds simply good! the layer of topping on top makes this even more fabulous. you're such a star baker! i really admire how you keep up with such good baking & cooking so regularly.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, a taste of fall! Looks really yum!
ReplyDelete@Debbi Does Dinner Healthy
ReplyDeleteQuark is made by warming soured milk until the desired degree of denatured proteins and then strained. In short, is a soft and creamy fresh low-fat cheese (just 0.2%; but there is also creamier and richer version with cream added;) from central Europe. You might have to check health-stores in the states for them.
See, I don't like normal pumpkin pies. This is not normal though. And I say that in a good way. You go girl!
ReplyDeleteOne of my new fav!! I baked something similar sometime back and i totally loveeeeee it!
ReplyDeleteBut yours with praline?? Oh my oh myyyyyyyy... i wanna bake yours now!!!
Ps : i always have problem pressing the crust to the side. never turn out pretty... but yours looks good, Angie ;)
Waow! This is a beautiful cake that sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteIt is my first time on your blog and I will be back soon :-)
I heard of quark too! The cheesecake sounds wonderful, not to mention healthier!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good. Walnut and pumpkin looks so good.
ReplyDeleteThe texture is so similar to cheesecake!
ReplyDeletewow...love your pumpkin cheesecake, indeed set one into autumn scene. How nice with a slice of this heavenly cake under the autumn tree. You are always so creative with your bakes Angie!
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkin cheesecake recipe, and the beautiful photos! Your blog is absolutely divine! This message may be lost in the "shuffle" you have so many fans, and I have just became one of them!
ReplyDeleteDanke, und freut sich darauf, mehr von Ihren Posten zu sehen!
That is my idea of the perfect cheesecake...Wow, and gorgeous photos :)
ReplyDeleteGAH! This looks SO good and decadent! I'll take a slice... or the whole thing!
ReplyDeletehi, Angie, my name is Betty.
ReplyDeleteI have sent a request to "contact Angie", but I think it doesn't work, so I write it again here. ^__^
I'm just learing to cook. I was amazed at your cooking blog.
I would like to know if I can copying some pics and textes from your blog.
thz for sharing your beautiful blog.
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ReplyDeleteHallo Betty
Thanks for stopping by. I am glad to know that you enjoy my blog and recipes.
By "copying pix and texts", do you mean that you want share with your readers or?
Angie
Whoa, Angie! This looks utterly wonderful. Me wants a slice:)
ReplyDeletei've only recently come to fully appreciate pumpkin in desserts. this is a fine, FINE cheesecake, angie!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap! I really, really need some of this cheesecake.
ReplyDeleteIf your work was featured in a museum, I would take all my friends so they could see what an amazing food artist you are! This looks delicious. =)
ReplyDeleteOh my this looks wonderful! Yum! I love pumpkin and have been itching to make something pumpkin-y! So jealous that you got to it already! Well done!
ReplyDeleteI love anything pumpkin. The crust recipe sees odd, but the addition of praline here is brilliant - and very timely as Canadian Thanksgiving is next weekend!
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Valerie
I love recipes with step-by-step photos! And the cheesecake looks AMAZING!!
ReplyDeletepumpkin cheesecake oh I love it...perfect for a fall party
ReplyDeletesweetlife
This is just heavenly Angie! One of the most delicious cheesecakes I've ever seen! And I love that you put pralines right in it.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love pumpkin! so this will be made for the holiday...I am playing catch up on blog reading since I returned this weekend...looks like you have been wonderfully busy!
ReplyDeleteNow this must be divine. I can just imagine how decadent and fun this must have been. Great recipe.
ReplyDeletea yummy taste of fall! love it and your blog too
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
Bises from France
Delphine
It is such a delicious cake recipe. I like cheese so much. I never eat cheese cake with pumpkin. I know pumpkin has so many health benefit. So this Pumpkin Walnut Praline Cheesecake is a delicious with healthy cake.
ReplyDeleteYou're a professional. This cake look very tasty and beautiful!
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