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Craving a tasty vegetarian snack? Look no further! This nacho casserole is the answer to your growling stomach. With a colourful mix of tortilla chips, red onion, spring onion, pepper, corn, kidney beans, jalapeño peppers and a generous portion of Henri's Hero Daslook cheese, we take flavour to the next level.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
Make sure you have sliced the red onion, spring onion, pepper and jalapeños. Think half rings and strips.
Grate a generous portion of cheese. We used our Henri's Hero Daslook cheese here, but also delicious is, for example, our chilli cheese, young gouda cheese or, for example, herb garlic cheese.
In a baking dish, place the tortilla chips and sprinkle the red onion, spring onion, pepper, corn, kidney beans and jalapeño peppers on top. Then spread the cheese over the baking dish.
Put the dish in the oven until the cheese has melted in about 10 minutes.
Mash the flesh of the avocado with a fork.
Add some lime juice and season with salt and pepper.
Fill several bowls with the roasted tomato dip, avocado dip and crème fraîche. And serve these with the baking dish of nachos.
Make sure you only top the nachos with cheese and toppings just before baking. Bake them short and hot (about 10 min at 180-200°C) and avoid wet ingredients like salsa or beans directly on the chips - rather serve them separately.
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Preparation: Beat the cottage cheese with the milk, oil and egg and yolk. Mix flour with baking powder and salt and add that (you may need a little more flour if it sticks too much). Mix until a soft and smooth dough forms (no kneading required). Put into a plastic bag and let rest in the fridge for 15 minutes. Cut the cheese into small strips. Divide the dough into balls and roll each into a circle. Cut up to 8 points from each circle and put some pieces of cheese on the wide side. Roll up each point tightly and bend into a croissant (make sure the point is at the bottom, otherwise the shape will open). Place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Brush with egg yolk and sprinkle with sesame seeds, nigella seeds or Italian herbs. Bake them at 200 degrees until done in about 15 minutes. Thanks for this delicious recipe @ellouisacooking