Over the weekend – in between a morning soccer game and afternoon at the golf range and a photo shoot – I prepared a super quick and delicious lunch that can double as an easy supper idea.
I am always looking for healthy alternatives to rich recipes, often replacing ingredients and crossing my fingers the results will be as delicious as the original.
Asparagus, cottage cheese and prosciutto rye toasts
1 cup of fat free cottage cheese
1 egg lightly beaten
1 tablespoon light grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley leaves
25 spears asparagus (trimmed)
8 slices of prosciutto
5 slices of rye bread
1/3 cup of pesto (optional)
– Combine cottage cheese, parmesan, egg and parsley leaves
– Place 5 spears of asparagus on each slice of prosciutto with a large spoonful of the cottage cheese mixture
– Wrap the prosciutto over the enclose filling
– Heat a non-stick pan and lightly spray with olive oil
– Gently place prosciutto parcels and cook for 5-8 minutes on each side; gently remove from pan
-If using pesto, spread each slice with pesto and top with prosciutto and asparagus parcels
-Place slices on pan and cook until bottom of bread is golden brown
* This recipe is an adaptation from Donna Hays roasted asparagus, ricotta and prosciutto toasts
Thanks so much for sharing your day with me.
much love,
Lucy
cmoh says
Oh wow this does look scrumptious. I’m not a huge fan of cottage cheese but I think maybe just a cream cheese or havarti would be scrumptious with it. I am so pinning this!
Thanks for sharing
Hugs
Caroline
Craftberry Bush says
Hey Caroline, thanks for stopping by..the recipe actually calls for Ricotta cheese but in my attempt to make it healthier I opted for cottage cheese…but cream cheese or havarti would also taste delish…
thanks again for visiting…xo Lucy
hanuszka says
hm… deeeeliciooooouuuuussss!
Jennifer {The Chronicles of Home} says
Oh, YUM! This looks wonderful!!
Hopewell Creek Designs says
This looks so delish!! I have to give it a try=)
Stephanie @ henry happened says
the combination sounds ideal! I really must try it!
Shannah @ Just Us Four says
WOW! This looks and sounds so delicious. I can’t wait to try it.
Carolyn says
Oh Lucy – it looks so good. Super yummers!
shaggysheephome says
Oh I am sooooo pinning this recipe!
Karah @ thespacebetweenblog says
YUMMO!!
Jill Flory of Sew a Fine Seam says
YUM! I love asparagus – I need to try this recipe!
twelve-O-eight says
This look delicious! I love asparagus and I may just be able to get my kids to eat it too this way 🙂
xoxo, Tanya
Angie says
When I saw the title of this post, I thought, “that seems like an odd combination…” But then I saw the pictures. This. Looks. Amazing. Thanks for much for sharing and can’t wait to try it (asparagus is on sale at my local grocery store this week)!
Angie from http://www.marigoldmom.com
Anne says
You always make me hungry!! This looks fabulous xox
Kim Wilson says
I could eat the entire platter of these! Yum!
Kim @ Sand & Sisal
Heather SettingforFour says
Delish!! Your photos are beautiful! What a great combination of vegetable, cheese!
Jenn "Rook No. 17" says
Mmmm…what a beautiful and delicious culinary creation!
Anonymous says
I saw this recipe the other night. I went out the next day to get everything. It was DELICIOUS.
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