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    EASY cottage cheese crepes! High protein/low cal!

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    • Posts: 77 Member
      Thanks, putting these on my list
    • Posts: 228 Member
      Interesting but I must try, thanks
    • Posts: 461 Member
      bump...
    • Posts: 844 Member
      Bumping for later.
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    • Posts: 239 Member
      Yum
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      Yum
    • Posts: 177 Member
      I really want to try these for breakfast tomorrow - no cottage cheese in the house, but am going to risk it with some greek yoghurt instead!

      Update: I made them this morning, but used soy bean flour instead of wheat (I'm trying to cut right back on wheat at the moment) - extra protein and gluten-free! They turned out to be delicious! :love:
    • Posts: 385 Member
      Tried these this morning and, yeah, they were pretty good. Definitely needed syrup (only a little) or something. And they were obviously eggier than pancakes, so kind of a half pancake/half omelet, but pretty yummy.

      I think next time I might omit the baking powder and treat it more like a true crepe with a filling.
      Thank you for posting this. I was wondering if the flavor was eggy and you cleared that up for me.
      I cannot stand the flavor of eggs, so I'll have to pass, but I bet my hubby would enjoy them.
    • Posts: 972 Member
      Been trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my cottage cheese!! :laugh: Thinking I'll try these in the morning!
    • Posts: 131 Member
      bump! sounds awesome
    • Posts: 78 Member
      Bump, this sounds delicious. Thanks!
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      BUMP for later
    • Posts: 155 Member
      Bump!
    • Posts: 104 Member
      Looks great..
    • Posts: 680 Member
      I make something similar only with cream cheese. I make them thin like crepes and fill them with fruit or veggies.
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      in for good eats later later
    • Posts: 75 Member
      Bump

      Sounds really interesting ! Always looking for something new!
    • Posts: 677 Member
      I don't normally post on the forums, but I tried a recipe I found off of pinterest today and loved it! Just three main ingredients for these high protein crepes (I made them pancakes by adding some baking powder so they were fluffier).

      2 Eggs
      1/2 cup cottage cheese
      1/4 flour

      And I also added just a tiny bit of vanilla extract and cinnamon for taste. When I added it in to MFP, the entire batch (8 pancakes) was only 360 calories, 25g carbs, 29g protein, and 15g fat.

      I put just a tiny bit of syrup on mine, but I'm sure they would taste great with fruit or jelly, too! :) It was really easy with the magic bullet, I just put it all in and let it stir it up for me.

      Enjoy!

      Thanks for posting this, OP!
      I'm going to try it using coconut flour and add some bananas.
    • Posts: 6 Member
      Sounds great!
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    • Posts: 6,998 Member
      I almost might try this... Which says a lot since I don't like cottage cheese in its slimy form.
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    • Posts: 23 Member
      Sounds good! I prefer crepes to pancakes!!
    • Posts: 2 Member
      Eating mine fir breakfast now. I added some raw honey to the mix and now the are sweet enough to eat on there own x
    • Posts: 194 Member
      ooohhhh :) i bought some cottage cheese yesterday to try and increase my protein but i've been trying to think of what to do with it to disguise it as its really not a favourite of mine. thanks for the recipe, i'll give it a try.
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