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Viral cottage cheese flatbread made with 2 ingredients, is a flourless high-protein and gluten free bread! It boosts your sandwich or wrap with 25g of protein per serving. This easy recipe take your sandwiches to the next level!
This cottage cheese flatbread is crispy around the edges with a light and airy center. You won’t even believe you’re eating only eggs and cottage cheese! Cottage cheese makes amazing bread, just take these cottage cheese bagels
It’s worth all the hype on social media. It doesn’t fall apart, folds and wraps without breaking, and perfect for any toppings.
The taste is super mild, but has a great herby flavor when you add Italian seasoning. A perfect blank canvas for your favorite toppings!
Ingredients You Need
All you need for this flatbread is cottage cheese, eggs, and spices! Skip to the recipe card for exact measurements.
- Cottage cheese: you can use any brand with any fat percentage. I used Good Culture whole milk cottage cheese.
- Eggs: to bind it all together and give it a flatbread texture.
- Seasoning: I used Italian seasoning, but I’ve also made this with only oregano. You could add garlic powder, onion powder, rosemary, or everything bagel seasoning.
How to Make Cottage Cheese Flatbread
Here are the main ingredients you need to make this cottage cheese flatbread recipe. Skip to the recipe card for exact measurements.
- Blend: Add the cottage cheese and eggs to the blender along with the seasoning. Blend until smooth.
- Pour: Pour it onto a parchment line baking sheet. The mixture is quite liquid so tilt the pan to spread it into an even layer. Sprinkle with a little more Italian seasoning.
- Bake: Bake at 350°F for 35-40 minutes. Allow to cool slightly before using!
Tips for Best Results
- Add the seasonings to help the flavor, it’s really neutral otherwise!
- I tested this with 2% and full fat cottage cheese. I don’t recommend using low fat cottage cheese.
- Use a 9×13-inch baking sheet, which is about half the size of a normal large sheet pan (which are 18×13). Double the recipe if you only have a large baking pan.
Does it Taste Like Regular Bread?
The taste and texture don’t taste like bread because it’s more neutral in flavor and lighter in texture. However, it’s a great bread alternative with a similar flexible texture. It’s not so far off that it’s weird! I was pleasantly surprised by how well it replicates it. But if you’re expecting something just like bread that’s low carb, you won’t find that here.
FAQs
Yes, you can make it in the air fryer! Lay parchment paper directly on the bottom of the air fryer basket. Split the batter in half and air fry in two batches (unless you have the dual air fryer like me).
Air fry at 350°F for 15-20 minutes. Open the lid to check on it though, as this hasn’t been tested. Drop a note in the comments if it works for you!
This wrap is high protein even if you make it vegetarian! A caprese flatbread with mozzarella, tomato, and basil would be delicious. Or do a veggie cream cheese spread with cucumber, tomato, and lettuce.
I spread it all the way out on a 9×13 inch baking pan. You could spread it into a 8×10 rectangle on a half sheet pan.
What to Serve it With
- Another protein: Add any deli meat like turkey, ham, roast beef, or salami. Or se up leftover rotisserie chicken.
- Different spices: Add red pepper flakes for a small kick or greek seasoning.
- Another sauce: pesto, honey mustard, spicy mayo, or ranch are great options.
- Pile on the veggies! It’s great with bell peppers, peperoncini, cucumber, or pickled onion.
- Make a hot sandwich melt with your favorite cheese and protein. Toast it in the oven to melt warm end melt the cheese!
- Turn it into a flatbread pizza instead of gluten-free sheet pan pizza.
- Roll it into a wrap with classic chicken salad or curry chicken salad.
And here are a few side dish options to go with high-protein flatbread!
- Roasted mini peppers, roasted broccoli and carrots, or any vegetables side dish.
- A healthy soup like ground turkey veggie soup or butternut squash soup.
- A garden salad or brussel sprout salad.
Storage Tips
Store leftover cottage cheese flatbread in an airtight container between sheets up parchment paper for up to 3 days. Use it cold or reheat in the oven at 350 for 5-10 minutes.
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Cottage Cheese Flatbread Recipe
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Ingredients
- 1 cup cottage cheese full fat or 2%
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- Sandwich Toppings: Rotisserie chicken or turkey breast, lettuce, tomato slices, dill mayo, and red onion (see recipe notes for more ideas)
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350°F and line a 9×13 inch baking sheet with parchment paper, creasing the corners of the pan for clean lines. If you only have a large half sheet pan, double the recipe.
- Add the cottage cheese, eggs, Italian seasoning, and garlic to a blender or food processor. Blend until smooth.1 cup cottage cheese, 2 eggs, 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning, 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- Pour it onto the prepared baking pan. Tilt the pan to spread it into an even layer on the pan. Sprinkle a little more Italian seasoning on top.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 35-40 minutes, until golden brown around the edges. The flatbread will puff up in the oven and flatten out as it cools.
- Cool for 10-15 minutes then cut in half to make two flatbreads. Use them in your favorite sandwiches. I used mayo, chicken, and your favorite sandwich toppings.
- Store leftover flatbread between pieces of parchment paper for up to 3 days in an airtight container. Use cold or reheat and enjoy!
Notes
- Another protein: Add any deli meat like turkey, ham, roast beef, or salami. Or se up leftover rotisserie chicken.
- Different spices: Add red pepper flakes for a small kick or greek seasoning.
- Another sauce: pesto, honey mustard, spicy mayo, or ranch are great options.
- Pile on the veggies! It’s great with bell peppers, peperoncini, cucumber, or pickled onion.
- Make a hot sandwich melt with your favorite cheese and protein. Toast it in the oven to melt warm end melt the cheese!
- Turn it into a flatbread pizza instead of gluten-free sheet pan pizza.
- Roll it into a wrap with classic chicken salad or curry chicken salad.
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Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
I see references to flour in the comments but flour isn’t listed as an ingredient or in the mixing instructions. Is this an omission? Please help me? It sounds great!
Hey there! That’s a typo in the comments. This recipe is flourless!
Can you freeze them?
Yes, I’ve frozen them before! Thaw overnight in the fridge.
I made a first batch that was kind of a disaster. It stuck to my parchment paper. Tasted good, though! I wasn’t discouraged, so I tried again this morning and sprayed my paper, baked on the highest rack for 38 minutes. Perfect!
Glad you tried again, Kim! They shouldn’t stick to parchment paper but maybe you needed to add a bit more flour! Sounds like the spray worked. Thanks for sharing!
Turned out GREAT!!! Followed the recipe exactly – easy to make (I used an immersion blender) – baked for 40 min – cooled for 10 – came right off my sprayed parchment paper – cut into thirds (1/3 was perfect sandwich size) – made a chicken patty sandwich with red pepper and lettuce – held together great and was 😋
I might reheat before using the next section to make in a bit firmer.
Wasn’t clear to me what was considered a serving size (for me it was a third of the 9×13 flat bread – would be helpful to know what the recipe considered a serving size).
Will be making this often!
Thanks!
Thanks, Barabara! The serving size on the recipe says 2, so one serving would be half of the flatbread. Hope that helps!
Made it the first time following your directions exactly but using a slightly smaller pan, and for seasonings I used King Arthur pizza dough seasoning (smells and tastes like pizza). I used 1 tsp, but 1 1/ 2 tsp would be better, also King Arthur pizza seasonings. Same but use 1 1/2 tsp for more pizza flavor. It was delicious! Made it again the next day and used your recipe, with the new tsps. of seasonings and added 2 tbsp of coconut flour to make it just a little more bread like. It was fabulous. Got that idea from a channel commenter (which I always read because those people come up with some great ideas). Never overlook the comments sections. So, I will be making this flatbread part of my keto diet. I have lost 7 lbs. this week just from going breadless and eating cottage cheese flatbreads instead. Winner, winner chicken dinner. Thank you for your input and knowledge, it sure helped.
I live at 7600 feet. Would this still work at high altitude?
Hey there! I haven’t tried this at a high altitude but I believe it would work. You may need to cook at a slightly higher temp with a shorter bake time. That’s typical for high altitude baking!