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Cooking & Baking

IrishAyes

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7. Thanks to everyone's kind help, I've divested myself of another blind aversion.

Reply to The empressof all (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 10, 2014, 04:50 PM

Jul 2014

After several days' practice I can even look at cottage cheese plain in the carton w/o retching. Believe me, that represents huge progress.

Really, it does disappear completely in a hot cooked dish. I even sneaked a little to the dogs and they love it straight. Of course what do they know? Dogs aren't usually picky eaters. They get hysterical with joy when I so much as glance toward the kitchen.

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For Anyone Who Hates Cottage Cheese [View all] IrishAyes Jul 2014 OP

I use it (small curd) to expand my guacamole recipe. elleng Jul 2014 #1

So you found a way to make it marginally less nasty. Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2014 #2

I use cottage cheese instead of milk in No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #3

Fettucini with broccoli, walnuts and cottage cheese Warpy Jul 2014 #4

Thank you, everyone. You've given me quite a few good ideas. IrishAyes Jul 2014 #5

I like it with sliced bananas The empressof all Jul 2014 #6

Thanks to everyone's kind help, I've divested myself of another blind aversion. IrishAyes Jul 2014 #7

fine chopped veggies, dill weed, cracked black pepper grasswire Jul 2014 #8

I also love it with buttered whole wheat toast and a glass of milk. nt grasswire Jul 2014 #9

Basic Cottage Cheese doesn't have a lot of flavor Nac Mac Feegle Jul 2014 #10

It was probably too long ago for me to ever retrieve the memory. IrishAyes Jul 2014 #11