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Cottage cheese soufflé with dried apricots and nuts

4 servings

30 minutes

Cottage cheese soufflé with dried apricots and nuts is a delicate and airy dessert that embodies the traditions of Russian cuisine. The origins of such a dish stem from the desire to combine natural ingredients into a harmonious flavor. The cottage cheese gives the soufflé softness and lightness, while the sweetness of the dried apricot is complemented by a nutty accent, creating an exquisite texture. Semolina binds all components together, and baking transforms the mixture into a tender cloud ready to melt in your mouth. This dessert pairs perfectly with sour cream, adding a touch of creamy freshness. A wonderful addition to a cozy family tea time or an exquisite finishing touch to dinner.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
155.8
kcal
7.2g
grams
9.6g
grams
10.8g
grams
Ingredients
4servings
Cottage cheese
100 
g
Semolina
10 
g
Sugar
15 
g
Chicken egg
0.5 
pc
Milk
20 
ml
Dried apricots
30 
g
Walnuts
25 
g
Butter
10 
g
Sour cream
30 
g
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Prepare all the ingredients.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Cottage cheese100 g
    2. Semolina10 g
    3. Sugar15 g
    4. Chicken egg0.5 piece
    5. Milk20 ml
    6. Dried apricots30 g
    7. Walnuts25 g
    8. Butter10 g
  • 2

    Crush the nuts to a dough-like consistency and mix with finely chopped dried apricots and cottage cheese mass.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Walnuts25 g
    2. Dried apricots30 g
    3. Cottage cheese100 g
  • 3

    Then mix everything.

  • 4

    Pour into a greased mold.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Butter10 g
  • 5

    Bake.

  • 6

    Serve with sour cream.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Sour cream30 g

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