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CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE

Name: CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE
Yield: Serves many.
Ingredients: [cut off]te cookie; 1/2 tsp. cinnamon; 1/2 c. melted butter; [cut off]ar; [cut off]oft cream; [cut off] sweet chocolate, melted; 2 Tbsp. cocoa; 1 tsp. vanilla; 3 c. dairy sour cream; 1/4 c. melted butter

Maja Christensen

Serves many.

Ingredients

[cut off]te cookie
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 c. melted butter
[cut off]ar
[cut off]oft cream
[cut off] sweet chocolate, melted
2 Tbsp. cocoa
1 tsp. vanilla
3 c. dairy sour cream
1/4 c. melted butter

Method

[cut off] a rolling pin, crush enough chocolate [cut off]ake 2 cups crumbs. Mix in cinnamon and [cut off]lted butter. Press the crumbs firmly against [cut off] and sides of a well-buttered 9-inch spring- [cut off]d chill the shell.
[cut off]t sugar with eggs until the mixture is light [cut off]radually cream cheese. Stir in semi-sweet [cut off] cocoa and vanilla; beat in thoroughly sour [cut off]ld in melted butter and pour the batter into [cut off] shell. Bake the cake in a moderate oven
[cut off]50°) for 45 minutes. It will seem quite liquid when [cut off]is removed from the oven. Chill the cheesecake; [cut off]emove the outer edge of the spring-form pan and [cut off]ecorate the top rim with whipped cream and candied [cut off]iolets. Serves many.

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Left-hand edge of every line is outside the frame; most ingredient quantities are lost. Text runs off the foot of the page and continues on page 115. Tail of the recipe begun on page 114; ingredients appear there. First few characters of each line run off the left edge of the frame.

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Provenance. Darrell Anderson Culinary Archives, item WSCA-DAA-LB-U11, from the Misc: Loose Books photographic survey, frames image00740–image00906. Presented to a "Dave Anderson" — the flyleaf inscription reads "DEC. 2-82? TO DAVE ANDERSON HAPPY COOKING" over a signature that is not legible — and found among Darrell Anderson's loose books; the record does not claim the two names are the same man. No archival box label was photographed. Digitised, transcribed, index cross-checked and quantity-audited on 24 August 2026. The images here are web-sized derivatives at 1400 px on the long edge; the preservation masters are untouched in the archive. One frame, image00842, is a pixel-identical retake of image00841 and is kept in the page list as evidence of the retake, with its two recipes counted once. The book's own eight-page index was transcribed separately and used as an external checklist: 309 index entries against the transcribed corpus. 260 matched directly, 24 did not and were each re-opened against the photograph, and 7 of those turned out to be present under a title the index page had clipped. 17 recipes are genuinely absent — printed in the book, but sitting in the unexposed or out-of-frame part of a bad photograph; they are listed in the bundle's RESCAN-REPORT.md and would be recovered by re-shooting 11 frames. Separately, a 25-recipe sample was re-read field by field: 181 ingredient lines compared, 149 of them carrying an explicit quantity, all 149 correct, none invented.

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