Chocolate Hummingbird Cheesecake
Chocolate Hummingbird Cheesecake a decadent cheesecake is baked directly on top of a banana pecan cake; all in the same pan at the same time!

Originally published December 2008.
A little while back we featured a Carrot Cake Cheesecake that showed a cheesecake top baked at the same time on a cake base. This recipe is one that I came up with as another example of this method.
I thought that a banana pecan cake like a hummingbird cake would make an excellent base for a a chocolate cheesecake and indeed it did turn out very well.


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Oh my word...Im heading off to bed with these images burned onto my brain. Looks totally delicious. I will definitely try this recipe. How innovative to bake cheesecake on top of another cake....am off to take a look at your carrot cake one as well. Thanks for sharing xx
This really takes the cake!! Yes, you do Rock! Sorry I just couldn't help myself!! I am a big fan!!
Nettie
How do you manage to drizzle the chocolate so finely on top for that finishing touch?
Use a piping bag or just put the melted chocolate in a ziploc bag and snip the corner off with scissors and use that to drizzle the chocolate more evenly.
I want to make this as a loaf. Any changes in the baking? Just the cake, not the cheesecake part.
Just rely on the toothpick test. There is a separate recipe on our website for Hummingbird Cake.
Do you greese the bottom and sides of the springform pan with butter or just the bottom?
Also, you have two temperatures listed for the recipe... 300 and 325. Which do you bake it at.?
The first step says to preheat the oven to 325. The last step says to bake at 300. Is this a typo or is it important to give the cake that initial heat and then reduce it? Looks amazing!