Hearty Cheese Taler

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Super simple low carb way to get tasty cottage cheese rounds with oats and tomato. These work as a snack or as a side dish.
Rehan Magic House Recipes
Updated on Thu, 29 May 2025 14:53:35 GMT
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Today I'm whipping up tasty cottage cheese patties in my kitchen - they're my top secret weapon for protein-packed meals anytime of day. These versatile rounds aren't just super quick to make, they're also really good for your body. With cottage cheese as the star, they've become my go-to when I need something fast, healthy and yummy.

Why they're so special

What I really dig about these patties is how they pack tons of protein without loads of calories. Cottage cheese is my hidden champion here - it's loaded with minerals and protein that keeps you full for ages and helps build muscle too.

Ingredients you'll need

For my favorite version, I grab 200g fresh cottage cheese, one juicy tomato, 50g ground oats and some reduced-fat cheese. I throw in a green onion, an egg and fresh parsley to finish it off. Just add salt and pepper to taste and you're all set.

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Foolproof preparation

First I mix cottage cheese, oats, cheese and egg until smooth. Then I add diced tomatoes, green onions and parsley. I bake small patties at 200 degrees fan for about 15 minutes until they turn golden brown. Sometimes I fry them in a pan instead - that makes them extra crispy.

Why everyone loves them

All my friends can't get enough of these patties. Gym buffs want them for training, diet-conscious pals love the low calorie count. Even my kids enjoy them, which is saying something! Ready in just 15 minutes, they're my quick lifesaver when I'm in a pinch.

My favorite twists

I love trying new things in my kitchen. Sometimes I'll toss in bell peppers or spinach for extra vitamins. Feta gives them a savory kick, and spices like curry bring something different. They're awesome with ham too - the options never end.

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Cutting calories

I usually bake the patties in the oven to avoid extra fat. For that super crispy finish, I'll sometimes use a spoonful of olive oil for frying. Both ways keep them light and fit perfectly into mindful eating plans.

When to serve them

These patties work for me any time: breakfast, lunch or dinner, they always hit the spot. After working out they give me an energy boost on the go, making them the perfect snack. Their quick prep makes them ideal companions throughout the day.

Smart storage

You can easily make these patties ahead. They stay fresh in the fridge for three days. Just pop them in the oven or microwave to warm up. I often freeze them in portions too - works great for meal prep.

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Perfect pairings

They taste amazing on their own but sometimes I'll add a crunchy salad or creamy yogurt dip alongside. With some roasted veggies or a slice of whole grain bread, you've got a complete meal that'll leave everyone full and happy.

Frequently Asked Questions

→ Why do you have to grind the oats?
Grinding oats helps everything stick together and makes your rounds smoother.
→ Is it okay to freeze the talers?
Totally, just pop them in your freezer and heat them in the oven whenever you want.
→ What's the best cheese to use?
You get more flavor with a punchy cheese like gouda or emmental.

Hearty Cheese Taler

Tender cottage cheese talers with tomatoes and spring onions. They're low in carbs, quick to make, and full of protein.

Prep Time
15 Minutes
Cook Time
15 Minutes
Total Time
30 Minutes
By: Reham


Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: Modern European

Yield: 9 Servings (9 patties)

Dietary: Low-Carb, Vegetarian

Ingredients

01 Petersilie, chopped, 1 tablespoon.
02 Sliced spring onion, 1 piece.
03 Egg, 1.
04 Mini tomatoes, 100 grams.
05 Grated cheese, 50 grams.
06 Oats, 60 grams.
07 Cottage cheese, 200 grams.
08 Pinch of salt.
09 Bit of pepper.

Instructions

Step 01

Turn on your oven to 200°C and grab a tray with some baking paper.

Step 02

Grind the oats into a powder using a hand blender.

Step 03

Stir together cottage cheese, the egg, salt and pepper, then add in the grated cheese, parsley, and the oat flour.

Step 04

Toss your chopped spring onion rings and quartered cherry tomatoes into the mix.

Step 05

Scoop out 9 blobs onto the tray and bake them for around 15 minutes until they're a nice golden color.

Notes

  1. Grind the oats into flour with a stick blender.

Tools You'll Need

  • Baking tray.
  • Baking paper.
  • Hand blender.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Eggs.
  • Dairy.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 120
  • Total Fat: 6 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 8 g
  • Protein: 9 g