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Friday, April 19, 2013
Sesame Yogut Cheesecake from Lesley
This sesame yogurt cheesecake recipe is from a friend named Lesley, who emailed it to me. I've taken the liberty of reporting it here. It's a jpeg taken from the UK Guardian newspaper so although I tried to enlarge it, it's difficult to read.Let me know what you think...
Hi Kenna,
I made this recently, it is yummy if you like tahini. I think it would also
be good if omit the lemon and add pure vanilla extract. It is from the UK
Guardian newspaper.
Lesley
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You share the most intriguing recipes, Kenna ... thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks to my friend Lesley Newton for this recipe. It does look very English and very delicious, doesn't it?
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