Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Such a cake with cottage cheese and strawberries is a real symbol of a carefree summer: it evokes positive emotions with its bright, truly unforgettable “appearance” and incomparable aroma. It is not for nothing that the berries that make up baking have at all times been associated with romance, happiness, and pleasure. Treat yourself, give moments of pleasure, especially since the preparation of our pie with cottage cheese and strawberries will not cause any particular difficulties even for a not too experienced hostess. It is best, of course, to use seasonal berries (for example, country berries - those that are straight from the twig). But in principle, good ones from the market or even from a store will do if you are sure of their quality.

How to cook Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Step 1

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Take the puff pastry for the pie with cottage cheese and strawberries out of the package and put it on your work table. Let it thaw completely at room temperature (this may take up to an hour).

Step 2

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Heat the oven to 170°C. Roll out the dough into a layer and place in a cake pan with a diameter of 22-24 cm, making the sides so that they hang slightly. Cut off excess dough.

Step 3

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Wash and dry the strawberries for the pie filling. Cut one third into slices about 3 mm thick. Place the remaining strawberries and excess dough in a bowl, add cottage cheese, brown and vanilla sugar, and eggs. Blend with an immersion blender.

Step 4

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Put the resulting mass of cottage cheese and strawberries on the basis of the future pie in the form. Lift the hanging edges of the dough and slightly cover the filling. Brush with sour cream and bake for 40-45 minutes.

Step 5

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Remove the pie with cottage cheese and strawberries from the oven and leave for 10 minutes in the form to cool slightly. Then carefully transfer to a large plate in which you plan to serve.

Step 6

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries

Spread chopped strawberries nicely on top of the filling and pour over honey. On the table, a pie with cottage cheese and strawberries can be served both warm and cold.

Pie with cottage cheese and strawberries - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use frozen strawberries, but thaw and drain them well to avoid excess moisture in the filling. Sliced fresh strawberries on top are still recommended for presentation.
You can use pie crust, shortcrust pastry, or even homemade dough as a substitute. Adjust baking time as needed since textures may vary.
Store the pie covered in the fridge for up to 3 days. For longer storage, freeze slices wrapped tightly in plastic for up to 1 month.
Replace puff pastry with a low-carb almond flour crust, use a sugar substitute, and ensure cottage cheese is low-carb. Adjust strawberries sparingly due to natural sugars.
Reheat slices in a 150°C oven for 10-15 minutes or microwave briefly (20-30 sec) if in a hurry. Avoid overheating to prevent sogginess.
Yes! Blueberries, raspberries, or peaches work well. Adjust sugar if the fruit is very sweet or tart, and slice firmer fruits thinly.
Pre-bake the crust for 5-7 minutes before adding the filling, or brush it with egg wash for a moisture barrier. Ensure strawberries are well-drained.
Use vegan puff pastry, dairy-free cottage cheese (like tofu blend), and coconut yogurt instead of sour cream. Opt for maple syrup over honey for topping.

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