Aunt Deborah's Famous Mini Cheesecakes

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Growing up my Aunt would make these delicious mini cheesecakes every time she had a BBQ.  These bite sized cheesecakes bring me back to my childhood.  Today was the first time I made them to bring to her BBQ.  I hope I did her recipe justice! 
 

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