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Don’t begin making the cheesecake until the cheeses, eggs and cream are at room temperature. If the ingredients are cold, they won’t mix easily and the batter may wind up lumpy. However, it’s easiest to remove the rind from the soft, buttery Saint André cheese while it’s cold, so do the trimming before allowing it to come to room temperature.
Ingredients
  • 5 TABLESPOONS (71 GRAMS) SALTED BUTTER, CUT INTO 1-TABLESPOON PIECES, COOL ROOM TEMPERATURE, PLUS MORE FOR THE PAN
  • 71 GRAMS (⅓ CUP) PLUS 214 GRAMS (1 CUP) WHITE SUGAR, DIVIDED
  • 86 GRAMS (⅔ CUP) PLUS 24 GRAMS (3 TABLESPOONS) ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR, DIVIDED
  • 75 GRAMS (¾ CUP) ALMOND FLOUR
  • 1 POUND CREAM CHEESE, ROOM TEMPERATURE
  • 1¼ POUNDS SAINT ANDRÉ CHEESE (SEE HEADNOTE), TRIMMED OF RIND (1 POUND WITHOUT RIND), ROOM TEMPERATURE
  • 1 TABLESPOON VANILLA EXTRACT
  • 7 LARGE EGGS, ROOM TEMPERATURE
  • 2 CUPS HEAVY CREAM, ROOM TEMPERATURE
  • subheading: FOR THE SAUCE:
  • 3 CUPS GUAVA NECTAR (SEE HEADNOTE)
  • 71 GRAMS (⅓ CUP) WHITE SUGAR
  • 1 TEASPOON CORNSTARCH
  • ⅛ TEASPOON TABLE SALT
  • 3 TABLESPOONS LIME JUICE
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