
Fluffy Tuscan Cottage Cheese Egg Dish
This Tuscan egg dish with cottage cheese has become my go-to morning meal prep. It's bursting with protein coming from both the eggs and smooth cottage cheese, plus tasty Italian sausage, tangy sun dried tomatoes, and bright spinach. The taste reminds me of breakfast in a small Italian village, though it works perfectly whenever you need something simple and filling.
How This Tuscan Egg Dish Transforms Your Mornings
I'm amazed at how this meal makes hectic mornings way simpler. Mixing eggs, cottage cheese and those Italian ingredients creates something that feels fancy but doesn't need much work to throw together. It's naturally keto-friendly, loaded with protein, and can be made days ahead - just what you need when life gets too busy for cooking every day.
Your Shopping List
- Eggs: A full carton of ten eggs creates our fluffy foundation.
- Cottage Cheese: Brings creaminess and extra protein punch.
- Italian Sausage: Delivers bold flavor and satisfying texture.
- Sun-Dried Tomatoes: Choose ones packed in oil for best results.
- Spinach: Grab some fresh leaves for color and nutrients.
Kitchen Game Plan
- Cook Your Meat First
- Warm your oven while browning the sausage and crumbling it as you go.
- Whip Everything Together
- Combine your eggs, cottage cheese and spices until completely smooth.
- Combine All Parts
- Transfer mixture to your baking dish, scatter the meat, greens and tomatoes, then slide it in the oven.
- Time To Dig In
- Cool it slightly, cut into portions and you've got breakfast sorted for days.

My Breakfast Tricks
Using tomatoes packed in oil really kicks up the flavor in this Tuscan cottage cheese creation. Looking to trim calories? Switch to chicken sausage and pick low fat cottage cheese instead. I love freezing individual squares - they're perfect when you're rushing out the door in the morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use other sausage types?
Definitely! Ground chicken sausage is a lighter choice if you’d rather skip pork.
- → Why blend cottage cheese beforehand?
It gives a smooth and creamy finish, so you won’t notice the curds if you’re not a fan.
- → How long does it stay good?
It keeps fresh in the fridge for about 4 days. Ideal for meal prep!
- → Can I include other veggies?
Sure, just avoid watery ones that’ll mess with the texture.
- → When is it done cooking?
The top should feel firm when you touch it—no wobbly or liquid spots.