US EditionHow to Make the Silkiest, Airiest Japanese Cheesecake Ever
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How to Make the Silkiest, Airiest Japanese Cheesecake Ever
Unlike its American cousin, Japanese cheesecake is light and bouncy, with a fluffy, cotton-like texture that comes from whipped egg whites in the batter. It’s subtly sweet and tart, with just the right amount of richness from cream cheese and heavy cream.
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