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A simple, balanced breakfast recipe combining sweet strawberries and basil with savory cottage cheese. Berries macerate in vinegar and honey, creating a delicious topping. Variations include adding arugula or jam.
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Strawberry-Basil Cottage Cheese Bowls By Ali Slagle Published Aug. 19, 2025 This easy breakfast isnβt too sweet or too savory, and thatβs what makes it enticing to eat. Combine strawberries with vinegar, honey, basil, salt, and pepper, then let them sit for 15 minutes or up to 1 day. The berries become sweeter, tarter and slightly spicy from the black pepper, and their released juices develop into a pink syrup that you spoon over cottage cheese. Accentuate the savoriness by adding arugula, watercress or prosciutto; or lean into sweet by adding a spoonful of jam or granola. Step 1 In a resealable container, stir together the strawberries, vinegar, honey and generous pinches of salt and pepper. Pluck the leaves from the basil sprig and rip them into small pieces; stir them into the strawberries. Let sit for 15 minutes at room temperature, or cover and refrigerate for up to 24 hours, gently swirling the container occasionally to distribute the juice. Step 2 When ready to eat, div...
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