Cheesecakes are very tasty, filling and healthy. My children love to eat them, although they don’t really like cottage cheese in its pure form. I bake cheesecakes for an afternoon snack because I prefer a more balanced meal. But most still love fresh cheesecakes in the morning. Today I will write a step-by-step recipe with photos of delicious sweet cheesecakes with raisins, which can be eaten without sauce, just with tea. I will also write other options for preparing cheesecakes: classic, in the oven.
Ingredients:
Preparation.
You need to mash the cottage cheese with a fork so that the finished baked goods are more tender and without lumps. You can also grind it using a blender.
Beat one egg into the cottage cheese; if the eggs are small, you can take two. Add a pinch of salt.
Put 3 tbsp. l. sugar and vanillin (half a pack) or vanilla sugar.
Stir the entire curd mixture thoroughly.
Sift the flour through a sieve to saturate it with oxygen.
Knead the curd dough until it becomes thick. Add flour if necessary.
Wash the raisins, dry and add to the dough. You can put any dried fruits you like. It will also be delicious with dried apricots, prunes, and figs.
Mix all ingredients thoroughly.
Dust a table or board with flour, form round pucks, and roll them in flour.
Heat a frying pan, pour a little vegetable oil. Place the pieces and fry them over medium heat until golden brown (about 4-5 minutes). Then turn over and fry on the other side.
Cheesecakes can be eaten just like this, with tea or kefir. They turn out sweet and vanilla-fragrant. You can eat them with sour cream, jam, condensed milk.
I most often bake cottage cheese in the oven. This makes them even more useful.
Preparation.
Mash the cottage cheese with a fork, beat two eggs into it and add a pinch of salt.
Place sugar and vanillin in a bowl with cottage cheese.
Mix everything well. It turns out to be a liquid mass.
If you use baking powder, mix it with flour and sift into the curd mass.
I ran out of baking powder, so I used baking soda and vinegar.
Knead the stiff curd dough.
Place the selected berries in the dough and mix everything.
Turn on the oven to preheat to 200 degrees. Grease a baking sheet with vegetable oil. Form the dough into balls and place on a baking sheet. When the oven is hot, bake them until golden brown. This will take about 30-35 minutes, depending on your oven.
Berries give the sweet dough a pleasant sourness. Bon appetit!
Put sugar and salt into the cottage cheese and grind. Sift the flour through a sieve and mix. Beat in the egg and knead the dough thoroughly.
Place soft butter or melted butter into the curd dough and mix. Let the dough rest for 15-30 minutes.
Now form round washers. Heat a frying pan, pour a little oil.
Important! Don't add too much oil, otherwise the cheesecakes will be too greasy.
You can roll the workpieces in flour, but you don’t have to do this. Place the cheesecakes in a frying pan and fry over medium heat until browned, about 4 minutes on each side.
Don’t miss the moment when you need to turn the cakes over, otherwise they will burn.
Cottage cheese according to the classic recipe turns out sweet and salty. If you want to sweeten them, eat them with honey, jam or condensed milk.
1. To try a new taste of cheesecakes every time, you can constantly change the fillings. Cheesecakes with fruit fillings are very popular. This could be banana puree, pieces of apples, pears, or persimmons. Cheese pancakes with vegetables are prepared for amateurs - with grated carrots, pumpkin. But most often cheesecakes are made with dried fruits.
2. The recipes for cheesecakes are essentially the same. The main ingredients are cottage cheese, sugar, flour (can be replaced with semolina), eggs, salt. The amount of ingredients may vary depending on whether you want sweet pastries or sweet-salty ones. Some recipes contain baking soda or baking powder. If you want to make cheesecakes with semolina, let the dough stand for 10 minutes so that the semolina swells.
3. Original baked goods are made with the addition of cocoa, especially if baked in the oven. Then they look like chocolate chip cookies. If you want to make these chocolate cheesecakes, replace some of the flour with cocoa powder.
4. For cheesecakes, it is better to use fatty fresh cottage cheese. If the cottage cheese is too dry, add a spoonful of sour cream to it. Do not use wet cottage cheese for cheesecakes, otherwise you will have to add too much flour to the dough. And excess flour makes the cheesecakes “rubbery”.
5. Before frying, roll the curds in flour or semolina, so they will have an appetizing crispy crust.
6. If possible, cottage cheese should be rubbed through a sieve or crushed in a blender before cooking. This will make the cheesecakes more tender.
7. Don’t put too much sugar in cheesecakes, otherwise they will float.
8. The curd dough should be fried over medium heat so that it does not remain raw in the middle, but burnt on the outside.
9. This pastry can be prepared both in the oven and in a slow cooker.
10. Add flour to the dough gradually. So that you don't get too much of it. The amount of flour will depend on the moisture content of the cottage cheese and the number of eggs.
11. Fry the curds with the pan lid closed.
I wish everyone bon appetit and delicious cheesecakes!
Dear readers of the site "Note to the Family", today I want to bring to your attention a simple recipe for cottage cheese pancakes. In my opinion, this is the easiest recipe for making classic cheesecakes. If you have cottage cheese, then you will probably have other ingredients from this recipe in your home. And the preparation itself will not take much time. Therefore, we take note of the recipe.
Cottage cheese pancakes are a universal dish; they can be prepared for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
There are a lot of recipes for making cheesecakes. They are cooked with whatever and in whatever way - in a frying pan, in the oven, in the microwave, in a slow cooker, and steamed. The composition of the products, as a rule, includes cottage cheese, eggs, flour, sugar, but they also add semolina, raisins, dried apricots, apples and pears, nuts, carrots, chocolate and even green onions with dill. Yes, and cheesecakes can be served with sour cream, condensed milk, honey, various preserves, syrups and jams, whipped cream, and yogurt. In general, for every taste!
But today I will focus on the simplest recipe for cottage cheese pancakes, which includes a minimum set of products. However, this does not mean that the cheesecakes are not tasty. Very tasty! Tested many times!
We will cook without any additional equipment - on a regular stove in a frying pan.
So, set of products which we will need to prepare cheesecakes (from this quantity I get 10-12 pieces):
I buy cottage cheese for cheesecakes in the store, the most ordinary one, in packs. I usually take 2 packs of 200 g each.
Place the cottage cheese in a deep bowl and mash it with a spoon.
Then I break an egg there and add sugar. I stir it all with a spoon until smooth.
We like cheesecakes sweeter, and we eat them with sour cream, so I add 4 tablespoons of granulated sugar. If you are going to eat cheesecakes with something sweet, such as condensed milk or jam, then you can add less sugar.
After this, I add 4 tablespoons of flour, and again stir everything with a spoon.
I take 4 heaped tablespoons of flour. If the cottage cheese is especially raw, you can take more; if, on the contrary, it is dry, you can take less.
I dump this curd lump onto a well-floured board and immediately roll it into a “sausage”.
I cut this “sausage” into pieces. I roll each piece in flour and, patting it with my palm, form round or oval cakes about a centimeter thick.
I put these flatbreads in a frying pan with vegetable oil and fry on each side until a nice crust appears. The fire should not be strong, otherwise the cheesecakes will burn.
I like to eat cottage cheese pancakes with sour cream.
My husband also eats it with sour cream, but also sprinkles sugar on top.
Here is a simple recipe for cottage cheese pancakes. It turns out very, very tasty! In general, I am one of those rare people who do not really like cottage cheese. But even I eat these cheesecakes with pleasure.
Do you know why cheesecakes are called that?
Some people wonder why these cottage cheese pancakes are called syrniki, when they are made not from cheese, but from cottage cheese. And then they would call them curds! By the way, some people call it that.
But in fact, there is nothing surprising, strange or illogical in the name of the cheesecakes.
In ancient times in Rus' the words cottage cheese there wasn’t, but what we now call cottage cheese was called cheese.
By the way, cheese is also made from cottage cheese. And the cheese itself got its name in the old days, when it was prepared without heat treatment, that is, it was a RAW natural product.
By the way, in Ukrainian even now cottage cheese is cheese (syre).
Maybe you will also be interested in learning about the origin of the words potatoes or vinaigrette, freebies or slates? Why is a penny called that?
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A simple recipe for cottage cheese pancakes was given to you by Ksenia Druzhkova, author of the website “Notes for the Family”
“Why exactly cheesecakes,” you ask, “suddenly became the subject of close attention? After all, who doesn’t know them - cheesecakes! Any housewife can cook up a whole mountain of them for you in five minutes!”
He can cook it up, and he can cook it up, of course. We don't argue. Only, for some reason, for one they turn out with a bang, and for the other - “thank you, no need.” But the recipe seems to be the same. By the way, it is already many hundreds of years old. True, it is not known for certain when exactly humanity acquired the taste for cottage cheese mixed with eggs and fried into flat cakes. But, judging by the name, this happened a very, very long time ago. Just in those times when there was no cheese in its usual form, but, according to historians’ research, there was only “cheese curd”. A lot of tasty things were prepared from it, which were called, not too floridly: cheese dishes. Among them were our “cheesecakes”. And only under Peter I they learned to make rennet cheeses from cottage cheese - similar to what we eat now. And the words “cottage cheese” and “cheese” began to mean different products. But cheesecakes made from cottage cheese have remained “cheesecakes” - loved by many in hot and cold form, with sour cream, honey and even... with garlic and dill.
And in order to finally clarify what it is - the main secret of delicious cheesecakes, we visited the kitchens of the five best restaurants in the capital and observed how famous chefs prepare them.
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Trains Denis Transportation, restaurant chef "Chekhov"
I won’t say that this recipe was passed down to me by my mother or grandmother. This is just a proven, classic method on the basis of which I prepare our restaurant’s signature cheesecakes. For them, I take 18% fat cottage cheese, to which I add semolina and vanilla sugar. This makes them very fluffy, tender and incredibly tasty.
NECESSARY:
200 g cottage cheese 18% fat
1 egg
2 tbsp. spoons of flour
1 tbsp. spoon of semolina
1 teaspoon vanilla sugar
2 tbsp. spoons of cane sugar
Oil for frying
HOW TO COOK:
SPECIAL TIPS FROM DENIS:
If you want the cheesecakes to be lighter and more dietary, cook them not in a frying pan, but transfer them to silicone molds and bake them in the oven.
Never cook cheesecakes from sour cottage cheese. If you want to end up with a tasty dish, then use only a high-quality product.
If the cottage cheese is somewhat dry, soften it by adding sour cream, kefir or milk. This will make the mass more elastic.
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Trains Glory Kuptsov, restaurant chef "Budvar"
I have loved cheesecakes since childhood and consider them an ideal breakfast dish. They are easy and quick to prepare: cottage cheese, sugar, flour and egg! But at any time you can get creative and enrich the dish to your taste by adding berries, nuts or raisins.
NECESSARY:
250 g cottage cheese
3 tbsp. spoons of flour
2-2.5 tbsp. spoons of granulated sugar
1 egg
50 g walnut kernels
50 g raisins
HOW TO COOK:
SPECIAL TIPS FROM Slava:
To make the cheesecakes tender and melt in your mouth, you need to be attentive to the details. For example, it is better to rub cottage cheese through a sieve and only then mix it with egg, sugar, and flour. And only after that add walnuts or raisins.
Before adding the raisins, be sure to soak them briefly in water and then let them dry. To do this, transfer it to a napkin and squeeze it lightly. Thanks to this, the curd mass will not be liquid and it will be easy to form cheesecakes from it.
To prevent the cheesecakes from burning, it is advisable to fry them over low heat in already heated oil.
Sometimes something goes wrong and the cheesecakes don’t turn out... In this case, a professional pastry chef and super show host Oleg Ilyin shared his signature recipe, thanks to which cheesecakes will always be perfect. Watch the video recipe!
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Trains Kirill Martynenko, restaurant chef "Torro Grill"
The success of good cheesecakes lies in good fresh cottage cheese. It cannot be sour, fatty or completely low-fat. By the way, if you add a little melted butter to low-fat butter, it will become quite suitable for cheesecakes. But I prefer cottage cheese with 7-8% fat content and not “grains”, but a uniform texture.
NECESSARY:
200 g cottage cheese
1 egg
2-3 tbsp. spoons of sugar
a pinch of salt
a pinch of vanilla sugar
a pinch of cinnamon
2 tbsp. spoons of flour
HOW TO COOK:
SPECIAL TIPS FROM KIRILL:
You can add whatever you want to the cheesecakes: raisins, finely chopped dried apricots or nuts. Just not walnuts! They will give the finished dish a bluish color and the cheesecakes will look unappetizing.
You can also steam the cheesecakes, but then you will most likely end up with lazy dumplings. You just need to put the semi-finished cheesecakes in a double boiler and hold until ready.
It happens that in the morning I don’t have enough time to prepare breakfast. In this case, I take the cheesecakes made the night before out of the freezer and fry them in a frying pan. It’s very simple: roll the finished curd mass into a sausage, cut it, form into balls and place it on a wooden board, lightly sprinkled with flour, and freeze. In the morning, half an hour before cooking, remove the cheesecakes from the freezer to thaw and fry.
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Cheesecakes with sweet syrup
Trains Marina Krutova, restaurant pastry chef "Carlson"
When I was little, my grandmother baked cheesecakes for me and poured sour cream on them generously. I still love them and cook them according to the same recipe for my son. For cheesecakes, I recommend using cottage cheese with 9% fat content, non-liquid and non-acidic. And replacing the flour in the recipe with semolina makes it tastier, in my opinion.
NECESSARY:
For cheesecakes:
200 g cottage cheese
1 tbsp. spoon of sugar
1 egg
100 g butter
1 tbsp. spoon of semolina
a pinch of vanilla
For the syrup:
100 g raisins
100 g sugar
100 water
10 g cognac
HOW TO COOK:
SPECIAL ADVICE FROM MARINA:
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Cheesecakes with flambéed fruits and berries
Trains Alexander Marchenko, brand chef of a restaurant holding company "Romashka Management"
The lower the fat content of the cottage cheese, the more pronounced its taste, the more crumbly it is. I usually take 2-3%. It requires fewer binding ingredients and the cheesecakes turn out tastier.
NECESSARY:
250-300 g cottage cheese
1 raw egg yolk
1 tbsp. spoon of semolina (or flour)
A pinch of salt
Granulated sugar to taste
Ghee for frying
Fruits or berries
HOW TO COOK:
SPECIAL TIPS FROM ALEXANDER:
In summer, you can add currant leaves or fresh mint to cheesecakes - this will make it more fragrant.
You can make cottage cheese for cheesecakes yourself. The simplest thing is from kefir: make a hole in the package, put it in the oven, simmer at a temperature of 80-90C for an hour and a half.
Cheesecakes in a restaurant. Watch the video!..
Cottage cheese pancakes are a recipe of many Slavic peoples. Cottage cheese pancakes are a national dish among Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians. A simple recipe for making delicious and golden-brown cheesecakes from cottage cheese with flour or semolina and egg. Such cheesecakes always turn out tender, airy and juicy.
A common problem with cheesecakes is the amount of flour. Then there is too much of it, and instead of delicate balls you get tight hockey pucks. Either there is too little of it, and the cheesecakes spread in the frying pan into sloppy, shapeless cakes.
There is only one answer: there should be enough flour so that the dough is both dense and elastic and sticks perfectly without sticking to your fingers. Therefore, it must be added gradually until the desired result is achieved.
Making cheesecakes from cottage cheese is as easy as shelling pears. There are no tricks in the cheesecake recipe:
If you add less flour to cottage cheese pancakes, they will turn out tender, a little more - they will be denser; each housewife adjusts the amount of flour to her taste.
By the way, if you change the recipe a little and roll up a sausage from the dough for cheesecakes (just use more flour), cut it into small circles, roll it in flour and throw it into boiling water for a few minutes, then the results will no longer be cottage cheese.
Recipes for cottage cheese pancakes:
The most traditional cheesecake recipe contains the following simple ingredients:
Cooking method:
Tip: if you want your cheesecakes to be tasty, choose cottage cheese with medium fat content. Cottage cheese should not be too fatty or low-fat or sour. Place the finished cheesecakes on a plate, let them cool slightly and start eating with sour cream. Bon appetit!
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Product set:
Step-by-step classic recipe:
Another important note! After kneading the dough, it is advisable not to fry the cheesecakes right away, but to let the dough stand for at least 40–50 minutes. When it sits, the gluten will swell well and the soda will raise the dough. And the cheesecakes will turn out very tasty, fluffy and soft. If you fry them right away, they may turn out flattened and hard. Therefore, be sure to let the dough sit!
Proper frying of curd cheesecakes:
This recipe is easy and quick to prepare. The dish is very tasty! We advise you to try it! We are sure that you will like them and want more of them! And housewives, mothers, wives will be able to feed them deliciously and nutritiously not only to their children, but also to their husbands! Cottage cheese pancakes have a lot of calories and men will love them! Bon appetit!
This cooking method has undeniable advantages:
How to cook cheesecakes in the oven:
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Ingredients for making cottage cheese pancakes with banana:
Making cottage cheese pancakes with banana:
Step 1: prepare the curd-banana mixture.
Step 2: form and fry cottage cheese pancakes recipe with banana.
Step 3: serve cottage cheese pancakes with banana.
It is pleasant to savor this simple culinary masterpiece in good company along with fresh cold or hot drinks: tea, coffee, latte, chocolate, jelly, juice, compote or whatever you like best. Cook with love and enjoy! Bon appetit!
Ingredients for fluffy cheesecakes:
Step-by-step recipe for making fluffy cheesecakes:
Products:
Making cottage cheese pancakes with chocolate:
List of ingredients:
Cooking process:
List of ingredients:
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How to make cottage cheese pancakes recipe with apples - ingredients:
How to make cottage cheese pancakes recipe with apples:
Little advice. The key to tasty and juicy cheesecakes is the homogeneous consistency of the cottage cheese. It is advisable to rub any cottage cheese through a sieve to make the mass soft and homogeneous. If necessary, add sour cream (kefir, milk);
c) during the cooking process, cover the pan with a dome-shaped lid so that the cheesecakes are well baked;
d) fry over low heat, then the cheesecakes will set well and bake.
Now that you know everything about the basic intricacies of making cheesecakes, it’s time to start making them yourself.
Ingredients:
Cooking method:
You will rarely meet people who would refuse cheesecakes for breakfast. Almost everyone loves them, be it adults or children. Housewives also love to cook them, as their recipes are uncomplicated and simple. Having mastered two or three recipes, you can make almost any variation. After all, there are many variations in their preparation, but there are only a few basic cooking principles.
For six days in a row I prepared these cottage cheese products for breakfast for my family, different every day. Then we tasted them and shared our impressions - which ones seemed more tasty to others. Opinions were divided, some liked some more, others liked others... In principle, this is how it should have turned out, “how many people, so many opinions.” And all because it is almost impossible to make them tasteless if you follow some basic rules.
The first recipe is the basic one; you can use it to prepare a classic version. So let's start with it.
This amount of ingredients makes 10 pieces.
We will need (for 8 pieces):
Preparation:
1. Grind cottage cheese with sugar. Add salt, stir. You can grind it using a regular potato masher for making mashed potatoes.
2. Beat in the egg and mix everything well.
3. Then add flour. To make the products fluffy, the flour must be sifted so that it is better saturated with oxygen.
4. If desired, you can add butter or ghee to the resulting curd mass. This makes them soft and even more delicious. But I don’t add it because I want them to be lower in calories.
Stir the mixture and let stand for 10-15 minutes, and if time permits, let stand for up to half an hour.
5. Then lightly sprinkle the table with flour, or you can do without it if the dough is thick enough. Place the curd mixture on the table and roll into a ball. If she needs more flour, she will take as much as she needs.
Then roll the dough into a sausage, about 5 cm in diameter. Cut crosswise into 8 equal pieces.
6. Roll in flour, or you can not use flour, but simply moisten your hands with water or vegetable oil, and form the blanks.
7. While we are forming the first batch, heat the vegetable oil in a frying pan. The first rule is don’t pour too much oil! From a large amount of oil, finished products become very fatty, and their taste is lost.
Pour just a little oil into the frying pan, about 4 tablespoons. Place the prepared pieces and take a look. If there is enough oil for everything, then let them fry like that. If you see that they have immediately absorbed all the oil and the pan is dry, add just a little. They should not "swim" in oil. The photo shows how much there should be in the pan.
8. Fry on each side for 4 - 5 minutes. The fire should not be made very large - the workpieces will burn. And a small one won't do either - they won't fry. Medium heat is what you need!
9. While they are frying, stay close to the frying pan. Make sure they don't overcook. If this happens, the crust will be tough and the tenderness will be lost.
10. But during this time the next batch needs to be formed. There will be only 3 of them in it.
When you prepare a dish, it often happens that you have to do several things at the same time. At the same time, do not get distracted and do not lose sight of anything.
11. We made the next batch, and during this time the first one was fried. Remove it with a spatula and place it on two or three layers of paper towels to remove excess unnecessary oil.
12. Fry the second batch. During this time, put the kettle on and prepare sour cream or jam, or maybe someone likes the finished product with honey, or just sweet tea. I usually put everything I have on the table at once. And everyone has the opportunity to try them in different versions.
The classic cooking recipe is the basis. All other recipes based on this are just copies, where the amount of ingredients changes slightly in one direction or another.
The finished products according to this recipe are very tender and tasty. This is my favorite recipe. Everything is balanced and there is nothing superfluous. I try to take this recipe as a basis, sometimes adding some nuances for variety; I’ll tell you about them later.
The next very popular recipe is with the addition of semolina.
From this quantity of products, 10 - 12 pieces are obtained.
We will need:
Preparation:
1. Grind cottage cheese with eggs, then add sugar and salt. To stir thoroughly.
2. Add semolina.
Stir and let stand for 20-30 minutes so that the semolina swells.
3. During this time, wash the raisins, preferably light ones, as they make the finished products look more aesthetically pleasing. I add raisins to make them more tender. Since with semolina, in my opinion, they turn out somewhat tougher than in the classic version. And the raisins give them lightness and prevent them from falling off when fried.
After washing, it is best to briefly pour boiling water over the raisins. Now it is being treated with something, apparently for better storage. And when it sits in boiling water, a greasy film forms on the surface of the water. That's what we don't need. And also don’t forget to clean the raisins from the sticks and dry them with a paper towel.
Add it to the curd mass.
Mix.
4. Prepare cold water in a bowl.
5. Wet your hands with water and form the curd dough first into balls of the same size, and then into round pieces. You can roll them in semolina, or you can fry them so that a rough crust does not form.
Don't make them too thick or they won't cook through inside.
6. Heat the vegetable oil and fry the prepared products on both sides until golden brown in a minimal amount of oil.
There is no need to fry it too much - the crust will become hard and the finished dish will lose its delicate texture. This is the second basic rule! Remember that we fry over medium heat for 3-4 minutes on each side. And we don’t get distracted so as not to miss the time when it’s time to turn it over.
7. Place finished products on 2 - 3 layers of paper towels.
8. Serve with whatever you like. We love them with currant jam, or traditionally, with sour cream.
The finished products prepared according to this recipe are tasty, but their crust is a little tougher than the classic ones.
The addition of raisins is very pleasant. She comes in very handy here. I often add raisins to the classic version of the recipe. My granddaughter especially likes this dish.
The following recipe is for those who are watching their figure. If you use low-fat cottage cheese to prepare this recipe and fry them in a minimum amount of oil, you will get a minimum amount of calories in them.
We will need:
Preparation:
1. Grind cottage cheese with sugar and vanilla sugar, add salt, mix.
2. Add semolina, stir. Leave for 20-30 minutes for the semolina to swell.
Add raisins if desired.
3. Form “koloboks” of the same size. Then give them the desired shape using your palms. To prevent them from falling apart, wet your hands with cold water.
If that doesn't work, lightly roll them in flour.
4. Immediately place in heated vegetable oil. Fry over medium heat until golden brown, then turn over to the other side. Fry on each side for 3 - 4 minutes.
5. Serve with whatever you like.
I prepared cheesecakes according to this recipe from low-fat cottage cheese, with a minimum amount of oil. Moreover, I didn’t roll them in flour, and they actually turned out to be dietary. So, for those who want to lose weight, they will be just what they need for breakfast!
Sometimes there is a little kefir and a little cottage cheese left in the refrigerator. And then you can cook them with the addition of kefir. I also really like to cook this dish with raisins. Although they turn out just as good without raisins.
From this quantity of products you will get 12-13 pieces:
We will need:
Preparation:
1. Grind the cottage cheese thoroughly with a spoon or masher to prepare puree.
2. Add egg, sugar and vanilla sugar. Mix.
3. Pour in kefir, without stirring, add slaked soda to it. If you use baking powder, then mix it with flour and add it along with it.
4. Then add flour and salt. Let stand for 15-20 minutes. The curd mass should be neither liquid nor very thick. Add raisins if desired.
5. Sprinkle the table generously with flour and place the curd mass on it. Roll it in flour so that it does not stick to your hands.
And if you want the products to turn out without a large amount of flour, then you can do without it.
6. Warm the oil. And just put the resulting mixture into the pan using a tablespoon. Scoop up a heaping amount and place in hot oil. Remember that we fry over medium heat and make sure that they do not overcook.
7. Get rid of excess oil using paper towels.
8. And serve hot with tea with sour cream or jam.
These cheesecakes can be prepared with any fruits and berries. Today I chose banana for the recipe. We made this option for breakfast today and everyone was very pleased. Our curd products turned out very tender and tasty. We really didn’t find a banana in them. Only a light taste and aroma remained, and the banana itself was almost completely dissolved in the cottage cheese.
We will need:
Preparation:
1. Rub the cottage cheese through a sieve or mash it using a masher to prepare mashed potatoes.
2. Add flour and egg. Stir until smooth. The mass should be thick and not fall off the spoon.
3. Then add sugar and vanilla sugar and mix again. Let stand for a while so that the flour swells slightly.
4. Meanwhile, peel and dice the banana. Add to the total mass.
5. Stir gently so that the banana pieces remain intact.
6. Pour flour onto the table and lay out the curd mass. Form into a sausage.
7. Cut it into 8 equal parts. Form blanks. If it is difficult to do this with your hands, since the dough sticks, then help yourself with this with a knife.
8. Heat the oil in a frying pan and place the preparations in it.
9. Fry for 3 - 4 minutes over medium heat on each side.
10. Serve with hot tea and sour cream.
Enjoy eating!
Using the same principle, products with apple filling turn out to be very tasty. I also like them with grated zucchini. I also recommend trying it, you will like it!
And of course, another recipe is cooking in the oven. This option is often chosen by those who do not like products fried in oil. Here they are baked and therefore lower in calories than their fried counterparts. In addition, they are free of carcinogens that inevitably form during frying.
We will need:
Preparation:
1. Beat the egg with sugar and salt using a whisk.
2. Add cottage cheese, mix thoroughly. If you use soda, then quench it with vinegar and add to the cottage cheese.
3. If you use baking powder, add it to the flour, mix and then add the flour to the resulting mass. Mix everything thoroughly and leave for 15-20 minutes for the mixture to infuse.
4. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
5. Form dough pieces into pieces and roll them in flour.
6. Line a baking tray with baking paper. Oil it well. Lay out the prepared pieces.
7. Bake for 15 minutes. Readiness can be determined using a toothpick. If you pierce the finished product with it, and then take it out, and there is no dough left on it, then they are completely baked.
You can bake them in the oven in any way - with semolina and flour. If you make them with the addition of kefir, then you need to add more flour to make the dough thicker. Cheesecakes with raisins, banana, apple or zucchini can also be easily baked in the oven.
Here are almost all the most basic cooking options known to me. Of course, there are many more recipes, but if you read them more carefully, you will see that all the others are just variations.
You can cook them with various additives and fillings. You can serve in different ways. That is, instead of sour cream, serve them with mousse of fresh berries, or make delicious gravies and sauces based on sour cream. Here, as your imagination dictates.
Well, when you know all the secrets and basic recipes for making delicious cheesecakes, they will always turn out aromatic, tasty, juicy and tender. Let them turn out that way!
Bon appetit!