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Pop it into the fridge for at least four hours once it's cooled down so you get nice clean slices when you cut it up.
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Flip the oven off and just leave your cheesecake in there for about an hour. Let it get used to the cooler air nice and slowly.
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Slide the cheesecake in at 175°C for about 45 to 50 minutes. The outsides should be firm but the middle might jiggle a bit and that's totally fine.
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Once your crust’s cooled off, pour that filling right on it. Give the pan a gentle shake or a few little taps to get rid of any bubbles in there.
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Grab a big mixing bowl and stir those eggs in, one at a time, after everything else—cinnamon, nutmeg, cream cheese, pumpkin puree, and erythritol—are mixed well and smooth. Don’t forget to keep blending so it’s all nice and creamy.
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Slip the crust into your oven and bake until you see a bit of golden on top, usually around 10 minutes. Let it cool down all the way before adding anything else.
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Take out a bowl and stir together the almond flour, melted butter, and half that erythritol. Squish it gently into the bottom of your greased pan. Don’t forget to heat the oven up to 175°C before you start.