all i know is that when making cheesecake when i add the lemon juice to condensed milk and cream cheese it causes the mixture to thicken. Could it be the pectin in the lemon?
No.
Lemon Mousse originated from the french Mousse dessert dish, becoming a classic flavor of Mousse.
You will have to scrape the cram off and add sugar then refill the tin.
after you have already made the cheesecake but before you refrigerate it! or well that's what i do anyways:)
it tastes better...
A chilled rather than baked cheescake recipe could be varied to have either a layer of lemon curd on top or swirled into the cheese filling before it has set. This would give a lemony cheesecake.
Cheesecake is not baked Crumbled digestive biscuits in base, then add topping, then put in fridge.
put them in lemon water? thats all i can think of.
add extra lemon
Sure, why not? Limes and lemons are just varieties of the same basic plant species.
Because it tastes better!!! If you're thinking of a no-cook recipe with condensed milk, the acid in the lemon juice thickens the filling so it's not a liquid.