Curd dessert with raspberries, honey, and walnuts
During the holidays, I want to treat myself and my loved ones with something fresh, tasty, and, of course, healthy.
Berry time here! And these tarts are so great!
Dates aplej in boiling water and leave for 30 minutes to stay soft.
Add 30g of melted butter, cottage cheese and dates to the egg - all is smoothed into a homogeneous mass.
Add baking powder to the flour and add the egg-curd-date mass.
Knead the dough and place it in the refrigerator for ~1 hour.
Remove and place in tartar form to form "sides".
Put berries at the bottom of the tarte.
Blend 2 eggs with milk, cottage cheese, sweetener and vanilla and pour over the berries.
Put in the oven at ~ 175 degrees and bake for ~ 30 -35 minutes.
Finished product weight 910
Servings 6
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
During the holidays, I want to treat myself and my loved ones with something fresh, tasty, and, of course, healthy.
It has been a long time since we usually have meat / fish, something from cereals and, of course, vegetables at lunch. I figured it all out and here's what came together.
A little differently prepared chicken fillet will taste a little different, but definitely no less delicious - just great!
I do not cease to rejoice in this product - a tortilla. So simple and you can make such a delicious breakfast with them.