Keto cooking with cottage cheese — cottage cheese chips, fluffy bagels, a garlic pepper chicken skillet, and chocolate mousse for busy weeknights.
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Crispy and flavorful chips made with cottage cheese.
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Open in Pepper →A tub of cottage cheese in the fridge means breakfast, lunch, and something to snack on are already half done. Blended smooth or baked until set, it turns into dough, custard, and sauce without any flour.
Cooks on Pepper reach for this collection when they want low-carb food that still feels like real food — a bagel with breakfast, a hot skillet at six o'clock, something sweet after dinner.
Every recipe here leans on that one tub: crispy Cottage Cheese Chips, Fluffy Cottage Cheese Bagels, a Cottage Cheese Garlic Pepper Chicken Skillet, Baked Cottage Cheese and Egg Casserole, Broccoli Cottage Cheese Bake, and Low-Carb Chocolate Cottage Cheese Mousse.
Blend it smooth first
Run the cottage cheese in a blender or food processor for 30 to 60 seconds before mixing doughs and mousse, or you'll get lumps and curds in the finished texture.
Use full-fat cottage cheese
Full-fat holds together better in baked dishes like the broccoli bake and casserole; low-fat releases more water and can leave things soupy.
Bake chips low and slow
Spread small spoonfuls 2 inches apart on parchment and bake until the edges are deep golden — they crisp up as they cool, not in the oven.
Drain wet vegetables well
Press steamed broccoli in a clean towel before folding it into eggs and cottage cheese so the bake sets firm instead of watery.