White cheese cake is a classic from Eastern France, very popular in Alsace under the name Käsekuchen. Lighter and less fatty than the American cheesecake, it relies on white cheese and whipped egg whites for an airy texture. It is a family dessert known for its balance: lightly sweetened, fresh, and easy to digest. Gradual cooling in the oven is the key to prevent it from collapsing.
Lighter than a cheesecake, it uses well-drained white cheese and whipped egg whites. Gradual cooling in the turned-off oven prevents it from collapsing.
The quantities and detailed steps are provided in the recipe sheet on this page.