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One of the best parts of big family dinners is a dessert like this fresh from the oven Homemade Lemon Cheesecake!
Clean up is an integral part of celebrations. You don’t want your dish cloths to be stinky or stained with company in the kitchen, do you? Cooking and cleaning go hand in hand so be sure to save the recipe and remember my easy tips for keeping your dish cloths stink and stain free!
We love big family dinners at our house. The food always tastes just a little bit better when it’s shared with family, doesn’t it? We don’t do it often so we tend to go all out when we do.
We hosted a big Sunday dinner at our house recently. My hubby made his new recipe for Homemade Lemon Cheesecake. Just like all of his desserts, it quickly vanished.
Any dessert with a graham cracker crust is bound to be delicious!
Pat the crust gently into the bottom of a springform pan with the sides of the pan removed as above. Place the crust pan onto a baking sheet before it goes into the oven.
After allowing the crust to cool, carefully set the baked crust pan into the fitting of the ring. Be sure it’s in place before adding the filling.
Gently spread the filling evenly on top of the crust and it’s ready to bake.
- 1½ cup graham cracker cookie crumbs
- 3 Tbsp sugar
- ¼ cup butter, melted
- 4 (8 oz) packages cream cheese, softened
- 3 large eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- Stir together first 3 ingredients;
- Press into bottom of a 10-inch springform pan.
- Bake at 350° for 8 minutes. Cool.
- Beat cream cheese, eggs, and 1 cup sugar at medium speed with an electric mixer until fluffy.
- Add lemon juice and vanilla extract. Pour into prepared crust.
- Bake at 350° for 1 hour. Cool on a wire rack.
- Cover cheesecake and chill at least 8 hours.
- Store in refrigerator up to 5 days, if desired.
- Remove sides of springform pan when ready to serve.
- Yield: 1 (10 inch) cheesecake.
If the fact that Stacy’s Homemade Lemon Cheesecake quickly vanished is a sign of how good the recipe is, then it’s a really good recipe. There were no leftovers.
Did I mention it was a big Sunday dinner with lots of family over?
Well, we piled the pots and and pans in the sink and enjoyed conversation after dinner. It was a big mess to be sure but I found these new Scotch-Brite® scrubbing dish cloths while shopping at my Kroger and couldn’t wait to use them.
Do you stop by the cleaning aisle in Kroger just to see what’s new? I love doing that. I grabbed a 2 pack of these Scotch-Brite scrubbing dish cloths in this pretty mint color.
They are on sale right now for $1 off the 1 pack and $1.50 off the 2 pack. They have little scrubbing dots on one side for baked on messes like our pots were sporting that Sunday afternoon. I was excited to tell the girls about them while we were washing up all those pots and pans.
We tend to share kitchen tips during clean up time so I’m sharing with you today How to Keep Your Dish Cloth Stink and Stain Free!
My new Scotch-Brite scrubbing dish cloths don’t scratch my non-stick cookware which I love and they dry quickly.
The one biggest difference you can make with your dish cloth is how you dry it.
Mildew forms quickly on anything wet. After you finish using your dish cloth, rinse it thoroughly to remove all soap suds and any debris stuck to it. Then hang it to dry in a manner which will allow air to circulate through it during drying time.
Laying a wet dish cloth across the sink divider to dry causes mildew because it takes too long to dry.
Prevent mildew and it’s smell by allowing air to circulate through the dish cloth while it’s drying. The new Scotch-Brite Scrubbing dish cloths have a fast drying time and are machine washable.
Before you plan your next big family get together, find even more yummy recipes along with some handy kitchen cleaning tips and tutorials shared here.
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Thanks for the tip about those Scotch dish cloths. I like nice ones. Hate when any stink and it never seems to come out.
Shirley,
That cheese cake is to die for!! Thanks so muchf or stopping by!
Hugs,
Deb
This Lemon Cheesecake recipe sound and looks amazing. I will have to make it for sure. Scotch Rite Scrubbing Cloths are great for washing a dish. Thanks for sharing this cloth idea and the recipe.
I always nuke my sponges. And that cheesecake looks delicious! Thanks for sharing at #WonderfulWednesday!
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That cheesecake looks incredible! Keeping my sink clean is important to me. I will be trying these tips!
I’m not a cheesecake lover, but my family really loves them. I struggle with keeping my dish cloth from stinking so I will be using these tips.
I never made lemon cheesecake. It looks so good. It’s so true keeping the dishcloth in between the sink gets germs. Keeping it dry does help avoid the germs. It’s easy to forget remove the dishcloth. It’s a useful tip.
So you’re sending leftovers to me, right? I love cheesecake but never plan ahead well enough to make it.
I love me some cheesecake. I have never tried a lemon one that I am aware of, but it sounds so good. I am going to try it soon!
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This recipe looks so good! I always have left my dish rag lying on the sink. I will now know what to do to keep it smelling better!
This is great! This cheesecake recipe looks really yummy. I want to make this asap.
I use dish cloth in washing our dishes as well and I afree, it should be hung where there’s free air circulation. I sometimes forget and put it in between the sinks though.
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I love cheesecake, making them and eating them! This looks so pretty. There is nothing I hate more than stale, stinky towels and wash rags. Thanks for the great tips.
~Lorelai
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great to know about the dish cloth– I have thrown out so many-too many to count-I’m going to have to buy one of these to try it out. thanks for the heads up on it!
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Oh that cheesecake sounds way too good right now. I need to pick up some of those cloths. I didn’t know they were machine washable!
What a great way to keep the sink stain free, seems simple enough. I appreciate the recipe too!
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Oh my gosh! That looks SO good! I am not even a cheesecake fan, but this looks too good not to try!
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Lemon cheesecake sounds like a delicious dessert. My husband is a huge cheesecake fan- he would love to try this. We love these dish cloths- they’re perfect for kitchen messes!
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Yay. Two tips in one post. Thanks for the cheese cake recipe. I’ll be looking for these fast drying cloths. I really don’t like it when they are still wet the next time I go to grab it. Out comes a new one and then it’s more laundry
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You are a woman after my own heart Mary! It doesn’t have to be that way if we just dry them properly. I love my new Scotch-Brite scrubbing dish cloths! I’m going back for more!
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I am a sucker for cheesecake. Lemon cheesecake sounds pretty good. I might have to make this soon.
That lemon cheesecake sounds delicious! #client
Oh, how we love cheesecake over here. I don’t think I have ever eaten a lemon flavored one but I can almost taste the goodness. Dishcloths can get very messy. I usually just throw mine in the wash to clean it off – thank you for the tips.
Stacy’s new Lemon Cheesecake recipe is a winner! I’m looking forward to the next time he makes it already.
I toss my dish cloths in the laundry as well. I wouldn’t even buy one that isn’t machine washable.
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I am so guilty of drying my dish cloths like that, definitely changing that now.
I am loving the lemon cheesecake, I always get heartburn from cheesecakes but I never stop eating them lol
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Anosa, we’ve all done it at some point but it’s the reason they don’t get dry and they do grow mildew.
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Oops – Sometimes I lay my dishcloth across the sink divider. No wonder I’m constantly getting clean dishcloths out of the drawer all day long. Thanks for the tip AND the lemon cheesecake recipe. I know my family would love it if I made it for our next family meal.
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Stacy used to lay the dishcloth across the divider too but he now dries them properly. He sure created a yummy lemon cheesecake recipe!
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