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Ball Measured

Turtle Cheesecake:Adults Only

I grew up a bit differently from most kids. I preferred meat, fruit and even some vegetables to desserts. I suspect that many of you parents might be wishing that you had a perfect child like I was. My preferences might have been tied to the fact that my mother fed me baby foods until I was about twenty-eight. In retrospect, I now recognize that none of the [major babyinfant] food companies squeeze a pureed serving of a fudge brownie into a glass jar.

I also ate very little candy. On Halloween, I would come home from trick or treat, and my mother and I would sit on the floor sorting my take for the evening. We would sort them into three piles. Into one of those piles would go everything that was made by the generous Mrs. Robertson. Those went straight into the garbage, because Mom was sure that Mrs. Robertson let her fourteen cats walk all over the kitchen counters. The second pile contained a couple of apples and a small box of raisins. Those were deemed suitable for me. I can't say for certain what happened to the third grouping--the one that contained all the candy, the caramel apples and the popcorn balls. As soon as the sorting was finished, my mom hastily took those into my parent's bedroom. They never again appeared. My only tastes of candy came when I visited my one pair of grandparents. (My other grandparents just read me Bible verses all day, and convince me that God was not particularly enthusiastic about any behavior of a typical child.)

In defense of my mother, I believe that this sort of behavior is taught in the top secret motherhood school. I noticed that when my son was growing up, his mother hid all his candy after Halloween, too. However my wife has never revealed the exact curriculum of this top secret school.

At twenty-nine, just as I was beginning to learn that meat, vegetables and applesauce do not have identical textures in their natural states, I discovered dessert in the form of a gourmet cheesecake. Actually, I now know that the word gourmet is rarely applied to anything that comes from the discount grocery store in an ugly box with a small cellophane peep hold. The cheesecake turned out to be mostly chemicals--delicious chemicals. Remember that my taste buds had been accustomed to the miracle recipes of the baby food makers. To me, the cheesecake was the definition of heaven.

Later in life, as I belatedly went through my experimental wild years, I learned that cheesecake could taste much less like cardboard than my first sample. (Please don't ask why I know how cardboard tastes.) I also discovered that cheesecake can come in a variety of flavors besides blueberry.

Dessert is now my favorite time of day. The best way to top off a well balanced meal of two jars of meat, three jars of thoroughly squashed squash and a banana is with a slice of turtle cheesecake. Don't allow this news to leak to my mother, though; she'll just take it to her bedroom.

The saddest part of this story is that I don't even know how to make a cheesecake. Please tell me if you have a good recipe. Make sure that your recipe doesn't require using either an oven or a whisk. I can operate a blender, though, since I took notes while my mother prepared the Christmas ham one year.

Author's note: I may have taken some creative liberties with slight exaggerations here and there, but I'm not concerned about being caught. My mother is still not sure what the Internet is.

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