Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Peppery Cottage Cheese & Dill Pollen As Is or As Dip
I love cottage cheese with tons of black pepper. Love it, always have. And I add a pinch of coarse salt as well and wow, I just love it. I added some spinach to the plate and I thought about dill. So I tried it. Yup! I still love it!
I really wanted to share this with the 37 Cooks' readers.
Do you have conversations with yourself? I do. And the conversation was something like this:
Me: Is putting a little dill on cottage cheese really a recipe?
Me: No.
Me: It kind of is.
Me: Not really.
Me: I don't care care, I love it! I'm sharing it anyway!
At the last minute, before I shnarfed* it all down, I decided to add it all to the food processor (not the plate, just the contents!), and blend it and serve it with some raw vegetables as a dip. Delicious.
Peppery Cottage Cheese & Dill Pollen As Is or As Dip
by Sandra Simmons
2/3 cup cottage cheese
1/8 teaspoon coarse salt
1/8 teaspoon black pepper
1/8 teaspoon Marx Foods Dill Pollen
a handful of spinach leaves
assorted fresh vegetables, washed and cut, for dipping
Not everyone loves pepper as much as I do. If you're one of those folks, cut the amount of black pepper in half and you can adjust it after you combine the ingredients.
For As Is:
Mix the first four ingredients together. Taste and adjust seasoning, if necessary. Serve over fresh spinach.
For As Dip:
Place the first five ingredients in the food processor and run on high until the dip is smooth. Taste and adjust seasoning, if necessary. Serve with veggies.
*Shnarf - don't look it up. I'll tell you right now, it's Swiss for eat like Cookie Monster. It was passed down in my family. You believe me, right?
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