Cottage Cheese

[tinks_88]

Hey Guys,

I've decided to experiment with cottage cheese this week (never tried it) anyone got any ideas/recipes for making cottage cheese sweet/savoury and not so boring lol, thanks guys!

 

[jaylou]

I use mine in omelettes, a recent discovery and saves on cheese! Also good mixed in with cooked pasta and veg and baked in the oven. Good in a SW quiche (eggs, CC, veg etc) baked in the oven.
Stuffed in a jacket spud
On toast
With veg sticks

Versatile little beast is cottage cheese!

 

[Vixxster]

tastes like gone-off milk though. I have to mush some boiled eggs into it and add salt so it tastes good.

 

[mommyB]

are just the plain ones free, cos some of the flavoured ones are nice

 

[jaylou]

Some are free, some not. I think Asda pineapple is free but not others. Same with the chive one. Best to ask first but the syn value isn't high - half a syn per 100g for most.

 

[Vixxster]

I like Aldi pineapple and the chive one actually - the low fat diet range one of course - they are 69p per pot, and free. Huzzahs.

 

[Donnie46]

Actually the Asda pineapple one is 1 syn per 100g (that's 3 syns for a 300g pot) but I still eat this one because I think it is the best tasting Cottage cheese of all the supermarket's own VLF brand...

Tesco's is ½ a syn per 100g...

 

[tubbiesgirl]

I tend to use tesco, it is closest to where I live, the cottage cheese with onion and chives healthy choices is free and pineapple healthy choices is 1 1/2 syns for whole pot ( 300g) I think that is fab, I make little mini quiches in a muffin tin, line the tin with ham, add onions, mushrooms slice of tomato into each little portion then mix a tub of cottage cheese with onion and chive with 3 eggs and pour that mixture into the little tubs, cook in a medium oven until they start to brown, then when they are cool they pop out easy, and are good little portions to take to work in a lunch box