Repeat
Prototype 3,
but make this change for the batter:
Boost arrowroot by 1/4 cup, to 3/4 cup (thus adding more stability).
The outcome was persistently soft, despite the
increased arrowroot. Now this softness was upon removing the cheesecake
from its pan. What this particularly meant was that too much residual
batter was left on the pan's sidewall, thus resulting in excessive gashes
on this cheesecake. After it was chilled, I had a serving, and have found
the texture to be too rubbery. I took that result as too much arrowroot. I
felt the need to return that ingredient to 1/2 cup. So what could I
do for the future? Should I take a chance on an unusual increase in baking
time??
Because I was personally dissatisfied with this prototype, I ate very
little of it. I decided to unload the rest on my Home
Depot workplace.
This cheesecake was gone surprisingly very quickly, likely within
5 hours, in the break room there.