How to Make Original Burnt Basque Cheesecake (without really burning it)
This isn’t La Viña’s cheesecake — it’s my version of the famous Burnt Basque Cheesecake, using four different cheeses for a deeper, more complex flavor.
The original from La Viña in San Sebastián became a global sensation — but here in Spain, many chefs have taken it to the next level. In this video, I show you how to make my creamy, caramelized, and perfectly burnt Basque-style cheesecake using the perfect cheese mix for it.
We’ll also cover the best baking method to get that signature burnt top and melt-in-your-mouth center.
Ingredients (23 cm mold):
500 g cream cheese
100 g cottage cheese
40 g blue cheese
40 g parmesan
180 g sugar
250 g heavy cream (35%+ fat)
5 eggs
1 tbsp flour
For the base:
100 g biscuits
60 g butter
Cooking times for the runny texture of the vid:
190°C for 35′ + 250°C and grill for 3′ 20”.
Remember times always depend on the power of the oven you are using.
Whether you’ve tried the original or not, this version will blow your mind.Let me know in the comments how yours turns out — and don’t forget to subscribe for more real Spanish recipes!
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Big fan of your cooking content. Keep it up!
One question. Were are you from?
Amazing. Intimidating, but absolutely amazing. Adding blue cheese is intriguing. Keep up your incredible work.
Amazing 😍 what is the amount of the sugar and vanilla used?
I’ve been living in Madrid for a while and I’ve been intimidated to try making it, u made it look easy!! I’ll make it 😋
Last year, I made the recipe and baked it for 15 minutes, as you suggested. It turned out a bit firm and didn’t have the very gooey center I was expecting. Interestingly, the ingredients seem to be the same in this version, but now it says to bake it for 40 minutes—how come?
That said, the version I made last year was still absolutely delicious! I used a mix of cream cheese, ricotta, Manchego and Stilton blue.
Thanks so much for the amazing recipes and all the great info on Spanish cuisine! I'm a big foodie—would love to meet up once in Madrid
Do you use fan-assisted heat (convection – with the hot "air" coming from the back) or conventional heat (only top and bottom)?
I made it this morning, it is so so good!
Omg I've been searching for such recipe since I've eaten such cake in Malaga's La Cheesequeria. Thank you!
Por favor pdias poner subtítulos en español….gracias 😊
Very nice content amigo, keep on!!! ;)😊
I've tried many versions on other channels but did not like them. I like your version soft texture and will give it a try later.
New subscriber. I love cheesecake and can't wait to try this!
Hello brother , you didn't use vanilla ? I want to try it please tell me if use vanilla or not , I want to try your recipes it is loook deliches
Is it necessary to use the sugar? I was hoping for a savoury cheesecake, does the sugar make it sweet?