Cottage Cheese Stuffed Crepes

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Crepes stuffed with sweet cottage cheese filling and topped with a custard baked to perfection. Top with fruit or a sprinkling of powdered sugar for a great treat.

If you are looking for a fun new breakfast, brunch or dessert recipe, you have come to the right place! These crepes are filled with sweet creamy goodness. They go perfectly with spiced peaches but would also be great served with fresh berries.

Hooray! It’s crepe day!  In full disclosure, I have never celebrated crepe day.  But when Audrey from That Recipe mentioned it a few days back, I took notice.

It would be the perfect time to share this fun recipe for cottage cheese stuffed crepes.  Audrey mentioned a little bit about the holiday in her post and a little more background can be found here.

It is fun to read about the superstitions.  I had better practice flipping crepes with my left hand! In the end, I find any excuse to eat crepes must be a good one!

I actually made these a week or two ago and today seemed like just the right day to share them with you.  They are a sweet baked crepe, but are choc full of protein as well.

There is a whole tub of cottage cheese and quite a few eggs in here.  The filling ends up reminiscent of a cheesecake type filling with a delicious custard over the top.

This would be a perfect brunch dish served with fruit.  I served ours with some cinnamon spiced peaches and they were delicious together!

We had ours warm the morning I made them and they were wonderful that way.  I also ate one of the leftover crepes cold and it was great that way too.

I think this is one of those dishes you could serve any temperature and be happy.  I am considering making a couple of batches more for an Easter brunch.

You can make the crepes ahead of time and all you would need to do is stuff and bake them.  I haven’t tried it, but I can’t see how it would hurt to stuff them the evening ahead.

When you were ready to serve them, it would just take a minute or two to top them with the custard and throw them in the oven.  I would just add a few minutes to the bake time to compensate for them starting of cold.

They weren’t the most photogenic, but they were delicious.  I may have to make them again soon and let them sit a bit longer before serving to see if I can get better pictures.  We were too excited to wait with this batch!

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