Low Fat Kitchen Recipe
Cottage Cheese Berry Whip
by Kyle / @kyle
Blended cottage cheese, berries, lemon, and a little maple for a creamy frozen-style dessert without heavy cream.
Cook time
10 minutes plus chill
Servings
2 to 4
Difficulty
No-cook
Food mood
Source standard
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Steps
- 1Add the cottage cheese, frozen berries, maple syrup, lemon juice, and vanilla to a blender or food processor.
- 2Blend for 45 seconds, stop to scrape the sides, and blend again until smooth. The frozen berries should make the mixture thick like soft-serve.
- 3Taste the mixture before adding more sweetener. Frozen berries vary in tartness, so add another teaspoon only if needed.
- 4Eat it immediately as a soft dessert, or spoon it into two containers and refrigerate for 30 minutes for a thicker texture.
- 5For a firmer frozen texture, freeze for 45 minutes and stir once halfway through so it does not freeze into a solid block.
- 6Top with oats or a few berries just before serving. Keep leftovers covered and use within 2 days.
Grit & Soul tip
Do not freeze it overnight and expect ice-cream texture. The low-fat mixture becomes very firm, so use the shorter chill and stir method.
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Watch for
Let the center set before slicing. The carryover heat is part of the recipe, not a delay.
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