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Alright now it's time to slice our cheesecake so we have our hot water we have our boning
knife, I prefer to use the boning knife over anything else, it's thin, it's long, it works
perfectly. This cake we're going to slice into 16 portions so we'll start by slicing
it in half. And we'll do each half at a time right down the center to the bottom, you can
feel the crust and we'll give it a turn. Now for the reason for doing the dip, wipe, slice
if I we're to slice the cake like this and go for the next one you'll have cake build
up on your knife so as your slicing it you'll look bad, you'll have build up of the cake
filling on top and that pretty much will ruin the presentation so this will make the cake
the cuts in the cake very clean, it'll look great. So let's slice this dip, wipe, slice,
we're going to quarter it and then we'll quarter the quarters. Dipping, wiping, slicing keep
those cuts nice and clean, take your time with it, we've come this far you don't want
to hurry the process and then ruin the presentation. So we're quartering, quartering the cake and
we will cut those portions in half, now this cake cost me roughly $16 to make, I get 16
slices out of it so if for 17, 17 I sell it for $7.50 a slice. So do the math there's
a good profit margin here and you can't buy a cake this good, like I said this is the
world's best cheesecake and you will now that once you've cook it, worked with your hands,
and finally taste it, it's so good.