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Help! What can I make with Quark???

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I use this cheese sometimes in cooking, but recipes only often need half the tub,
anyone got any ideas what I could do with the rest or can i freeze it?
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  • moggins
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    Dips! I love this stuff and make my own dips from it all the time, I do a tuna one where I just whizz a tub of this, a tin of tuna, half a carton of sour cream, some garlic and fresh herbs all together in the blender and contentedly park myself in front of the telly with a plate of julienned carrots :D
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  • Flimber
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    Makes nice baked cheesecake !
  • ET03
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    Flimber wrote:
    Makes nice baked cheesecake !

    ooh have you got a recipe for that icon7.gif
  • Chris25
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    baked cheesecake
    4oz quark
    4oz ricotta
    3 med eggs, beaten
    1oz caster sugar
    8oz blueberries OR raspberries OR strawberries
    whatever base you normally use in an 8in tin - pref loose bottom

    Preheat oven to 180C - sorry don't know F equiv.
    Beat cheeses together, stir in eggs and sugar, fold in fruit.
    Pour into tin and bake for 35 mins.
    Turn off oven but don't take out tin for 20 mins.
    Then serve or leave till cold and chill in fridge until req'd.
  • jazzyjustlaw
    jazzyjustlaw Posts: 1,378 Forumite
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    ET03 wrote:
    I use this cheese sometimes in cooking, but recipes only often need half the tub,
    anyone got any ideas what I could do with the rest or can i freeze it?


    I use mine for curried quorn sandwiches - not sure whether you fancy that but with some salad it is quite tasty. You could use some chikdren pieces instead. I get a handful of quorn and put in 1 tablespoon of quark and then a teaspoon of curry powder.
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  • furrypig
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    moggins wrote:
    Dips! I love this stuff and make my own dips from it all the time, I do a tuna one where I just whizz a tub of this, a tin of tuna, half a carton of sour cream, some garlic and fresh herbs all together in the blender and contentedly park myself in front of the telly with a plate of julienned carrots :D

    Yum YUm YUMMY!:drool:

    Sounds devine! I suspect the shares in Quark might go up if this thread continues!

    ps like the addition of healthy carrots!:D :drool:
  • maryb
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    when i worked in Germany we used to eat this for breakfast thinned down a bit with some milk and with a big dollop of jam. tastes creamier than yogurt
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  • Chris25
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    Chris25 wrote:
    baked cheesecake
    4oz quark
    4oz ricotta
    3 med eggs, beaten
    10z caster sugar
    8oz blueberries OR raspberries OR strawberries
    whatever base you normally use in an 8in tin - pref loose bottom

    Preheat oven to 180C - sorry don't know F equiv.
    Beat cheeses together, stir in eggs and sugar, fold in fruit.
    Pour into tin and bake for 35 mins.
    Turn off oven but don't take out tin for 20 mins.
    Then serve or leave till cold and chill in fridge until req'd.

    I re-read this and it looks like 10oz sugar - it's 1oz sugar. It's quite sweet from the fruit.
    Apologies if I confused anyone :o:o
  • tiff
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    If you just cream it with sugar it makes a lovely topping for fresh or tinned fruit. Slimming world recipes use it a lot as it is fat free.
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  • Flimber
    Flimber Posts: 736 Forumite
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    ET03 wrote:
    ooh have you got a recipe for that icon7.gif

    Actually, I've just found any recipe I fancied and substituted for whatever it used. There's a great Lemon Cheesecake recipe on the BBC site somewhere. That was gorgeous but I also used crumbled ginger biscuits/wholemeal digestives as the base. Slurp...

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