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Dulces y Desayuno · Latinoamérica y el Caribe

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7 ingredientes · 240 minutos · 2 porciones

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Contiene: gluten, lácteos, huevo

Ingredientes

Servings:
6 ozMaria cookies (finely crushed)
6 tbspmantequilla (melted)
8 ozcream cheese (room temperature)
14 ozleche condensada azucarada
12 ozleche evaporada
3 unithuevos
2 tspvainilla
1 tsplimón amarillooptional

Preparación

  1. mezclar5 min
    cookie crumbs evenly moistened with melted butter
    Mix until the crumbs hold together when squeezed, then press an even layer across the base and slightly up the sides of an 8- to 9-inch pie dish. Uneven thick spots stay greasy while thin spots crumble.
  2. hornear8 min
    350°F until crust smells toasted but has not darkened
    Prebake the crust briefly to set the butter-bound crumbs. This creates a barrier against the wet custard and gives clean slices after chilling.
  3. mezclar4 min
    filling blended smooth at low to medium speed
    Blend cream cheese smooth first, then add condensed milk, evaporated milk, eggs and vanilla. Stop as soon as uniform; excessive aeration creates bubbles and a spongier texture instead of a creamy custard.
  4. hornear50 min
    350°F; edges set and center still has a gentle unified wobble
    Bake until the perimeter is firm but the center moves as one piece when nudged. Waiting until the middle is rigid overcooks the eggs and trades a creamy interior for a grainy one.
  5. cool at room temperature before refrigeration
    Cool gradually so the custard finishes setting without severe contraction. Do not slice warm: the filling is still restructuring and will tear rather than cut cleanly.
  6. chill120 min
    refrigerated until fully cold
    Chill at least two hours before slicing. Cold firms both the cheese custard and the butter in the crumb crust, which is what turns a soft baked filling into a clean pie slice.