Cottage cheese. What to do with it?

[Illbefinejustbloodyfine]

Other than throw it in the bin🤣

I know some people hate it. I orfered a small pot and have recieved 500g. Its a lot of cottage cheese!

Ive had some on crackers but what else?

Definitely Longley farm. I blitz it into homemade curried sweet potato soup at the end to add protein.

I use it in variations of a crustless quiche recipe, depending on what veg I have in the fridge. Something along these lines -

https://www.laurafuentes.com/cottage-cheese-crustless-quiche/

Another vote for Longley farm. M&S good too but they add cream to one of them I think. Low fat cottage cheese I generally find vile

I toss it into a leaf salad. It replaces a dressing which saves some calories and is much more enjoyable than it sounds

Eat a spoonful then throw the rest in the bin. I know you wanted suggestions other than that but this is a sunk cost fallacy. It will totally ruin any other dishes or recipies you force it into and you will feel wretched about it.

BIN IT. Gavel

Not on that list but I saw it in Sainsbury's this morning, but this is in Yorkshire, where it's an everyday product that's in most shops, not some hard to find unicorn that people chase wistfully after.

But to answer the OPs question I, assuming it's Longley Farm, because none of the others are edible, often just have it as a portable breakfast or lunch, either just picking up a normal size carton when out and about or taking some in a tub, perhaps with cucumber, cherry tomatoes, black pepper and a drizzle of olive oil.

LF has become easier to get in the south in the last few months, everywhere except Sainsburys seems to sell it now.

Me too! Lovely with a spoon of branston in it too 😋

I've never been able to find Longley Farm but my Tesco do a Polish version and I absolutely love it!

I don't think Tesco do either. But Morrisons, M&S, Iceland all do.

My Longley farm search continues. Not in Tesco, Sainsbury, Co op, M & S or Morrisons. Tesco do the polish one though so i will try that

My lithuanian colleague has pots of cottages cheese with fruut puree, like a yogurt corner.

This is a nice recipe, if you like beetroot and curry
https://www.stroke.org.uk/sites/default/files/anna_jones_beetroot_curry_with_spiked_cottage_cheese_recipe.pdf

@Illbefinejustbloodyfine Do you have an Asda near you? They stock Longley Farm cottage cheese.

I have a langley farm every day for lunch. Protein gains. I couldn't do this with any other brand and has to be the full fat one.

I had it about 2 years ago, recipe for baked tortilla with spinach, eggs, tomatoes etc.

The cottage cheese was actually really nice but I didn't drain it enough for the tortilla 'pastry'.

Longley farm on Pringles.

Mixed with Italian seasoning or finely chopped spring onions and chilli flakes on baked potato. Or on dark ryvita, with similar toppings. Love it as either of these.

I like it with marmite, or prunes, ...but obviously not together!
And agree it has to be Longley farm

This is exactly the sort of thing I did this morning with a tub (and what I was going to post here). Very nice too :)

Blend with smoked mackerel, pepper and a bit of horseradish to make a pate

I use it in quiche

https://realfood.tesco.com/recipes/seeded-cottage-cheese-bread.html
This is really lovely, especially still warm out of the oven.

The reviews arent very good for that bread, shame as I got quite excited by that

I love CC! With fruit and nuts on top. With siracha or chili crisp with veg.

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