Chicken And Cottage Cheese Pasta

Chicken And Cottage Cheese Pasta – If you’re looking for a healthier alternative to classic Alfredo sauce that doesn’t skimp on flavor, you’ve come to the right place! Cottage cheese recipes are popular these days and are going “viral” on every social media platform. However, I’m not here to give you cookie dough or smoothie recipes (sorry, but that’s hard for me!) with protein-rich goodness inside. My Roasted Garlic Cottage Cheese Alfredo Sauce is a delicious twist on a traditional recipe, bringing creamy, garlicky flavor to your plate without the guilt. What’s the secret ingredient? Cottage Cheese! Combined with roasted garlic and cashew milk, it produces a rich, satisfying sauce that’s nearly lactose-free yet packed with flavor. Let’s move on to this simple and delicious recipe.

– Dairy Free Options (DF): Use dairy-free brands of ricotta and butter, such as Miyokos and Kite Hill. Omit the Parmesan or make a cashew-based Parmesan from my recipe in my cookbook, “Eat What You Love.”

Chicken And Cottage Cheese Pasta

– Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) Option: Experiment with Farmer’s Cheese and zucchini noodles instead of pasta. Parmesan SCD is legal, so you can add it if you want.

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Known for its timeless appeal, cottage cheese has earned its place as the secret ingredient in this creamy Alfredo sauce. It serves as a protein source, thickening agent, and flavor enhancer for your sauce. This sauce is also naturally lower in lactose, making it a great choice for those looking for a creamy sauce without excessive dairy content. To make the sauce completely lactose-free (which my body prefers), you can use a brand like Green Valley Organics or Good Culture, which offers lactose-free cottage cheese.

Using cottage cheese as the base ingredient, this Alfredo sauce is not only delicious but also healthy. There’s no heavy cream or milk in it, and the addition of a head of roasted garlic makes it super thick and rich in flavor, creating a sauce that’s both indulgent and nutritious.

Don’t miss the opportunity to try this cottage cheese Alfredo sauce. Whether you’re an ’80s kid like me who grew up eating bowls of fruity cottage cheese every day, this dip is sure to be an indispensable favorite on your dinner table!

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Don’t forget to print or bookmark this recipe so you can revisit it again and again, and if you do, please @ tag me on Instagram so I can share your photos! Affordable, protein-packed, and bursting with herby vegetable flavor, our Cottage Cheese pasta is the PERFECT way to make summer pasta without the guilt.

Cottage cheese is making a comeback and I’m definitely here for it. And I don’t want to brag, but I never got off the cottage cheese train. It’s always been the dairy product I’ve used to fuel myself and my kids (hello protein and calcium), but I’m happy to see cottage cheese getting the benefits it deserves. Online you can find it in cakes, ice cream (haven’t tried it yet but stay tuned) and pasta (today!).

The benefits of our strained paste are varied. Firstly, the minimal ingredient list means this pasta is not only easy to make, but also very affordable. Second, the use of Vegetable Cottage Cheese from our favorite dairy brand (AE Dairy) (more on that later) adds great flavor. Third, the same cottage cheese adds creaminess and lots of protein to every bite, without the addition of cream or meat. Finally, it tastes really delicious.

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Tomato. I’m obsessed with little sugar bomb cherry tomatoes, but since we’re roasting tomatoes, any cherry or grape tomatoes will work.

Asparagus. Is there a spring ingredient more synonymous with asparagus? I considered shaving the asparagus spears to get nice long strips all over the pasta, but ultimately decided that smaller pieces worked better for this.

Pappardelle. I’m obsessed with thick pappardelle noodles. Even a year or two ago you had to get these wide egg noodles from specialty food stores, but today you can find them in most grocery stores selling small egg noodles.

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Cottage cheese. As the name suggests, the most important part of our cottage cheese pasta is of course the cottage cheese. But today we don’t use ordinary cottage cheese. We used Mr. Garden Vegetable Cottage Cheese. E. Incredibly delicious cottage cheese (made by AE Dairy) is packed with aromas of tomatoes, garlic, onions, carrots, celery and bell peppers. It’s reminiscent of a vegan cream cheese spread, but in cottage cheese form and I can’t get enough of it. If you can find it at your local grocery store, buy it now.

We are excited to be working with AE Dairy again in the next six months to showcase some of their amazing products. They are my favorite milk brand and I am very proud that they are a local company that produces some of the best tasting milk products on the market.

Prepare pasta water. Bring water to a boil in a large saucepan. Season to taste with salt. It tastes salty like sea water. I know it sounds like a lot, but it’s the only way to flavor the inside of the pasta.

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Cook the vegetables. Heat a large, high-sided skillet over medium-high heat. When the pan is hot, add the olive oil. Swirl pan to coat. Add the cherry tomatoes and season with a pinch of salt. Use a wooden spoon to drop the tomatoes into the oil. Let it rise by stirring every few minutes. When the skin starts to swell, break up the tomatoes using the back of a wooden spoon. This is the part you need to pay attention to. Tomatoes obviously get hot, which heats up the juices inside, so sometimes when you crush them, the juice comes out quite a lot and you have to be careful.

Cook the pasta. Pappardelle usually doesn’t take long to cook, so it’s best not to cook it too early. Just before cooking the asparagus, place the pasta in boiling water. Use tongs to gently loosen the noodles and make sure they don’t stick together while cooking.

Cook the asparagus. Add the asparagus to the pan with more salt. Stir in tomatoes to coat. Cook the asparagus with tomatoes for 3-4 minutes until the asparagus turns bright green. Add garlic, cook again for a minute until the garlic smell disappears.

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To throw! When the pasta is almost al dente, use tongs to transfer the cooked pasta to the tomato and asparagus mixture. DO NOT drain the pasta water. Spoon the cottage cheese over the pasta with a little of the floured pasta water. Use tongs or a serving spoon to gently stir together the pasta, vegetables and cottage cheese.

I’m not a dietitian but I would say yes? The only questionable ingredient is pappardelle, but you can substitute whole wheat pasta if necessary.

Affordable, protein-packed, and bursting with herby vegetable flavor, our cottage cheese pasta is the PERFECT way to make summer pasta without the guilt.

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Servings: 1 serving, Calories: 409 kcal (20%), Carbohydrates: 62 g (21%), Protein: 21 g (42%), Fat: 9 g (14%), Saturated Fat: 2 g (13%) , Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g, Monounsaturated Fat: 3 g, Trans Fat: 0.05 g, Cholesterol: 75 mg (25%), Sodium: 632 mg (27%), Potassium: 544 mg (16% ), Fiber: 5 g (21%), Sugar: 6 g (7%), Vitamin A: 994 IU (20%), Vitamin C: 18 mg (22%), Calcium: 114 mg (11%), Substances Iron: 4 mg (22%)

WELCOME! My love of delicious food and cooking has evolved over time into my love of showing you that quality food is easy, accessible, and most importantly delicious. Dive in and find something perfect for you and your family! Ready to mix up pasta night? Enter the cottage cheese alfredo! A protein-rich twist on classic alfredo. Simple, satisfying, and full of flavor, this cottage cheese pasta sauce pairs easily with linguine, promising a comforting and memorable meal. If you’ve never tried cottage cheese in your pasta recipe before, you’re in for a pleasant surprise.

What I love about this cottage cheese alfredo is its simplicity. Cottage cheese pasta sauce does not rely on complicated ingredients or cooking processes. When combined with garlic and freshly grated Parmesan, it’s truly a match made in culinary heaven. Give it a try, you might find a new favorite in your dinner rotation.

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To reheat, add milk or water to the bottom of the pan. Add the pasta and stir gently until loosened. Reheat over low heat, stirring occasionally, until pasta is heated through. You can also reheat the pasta in the microwave for a short time until it becomes soft, while stirring.

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