Friday, December 10, 2010

Blueberry Danish


blueberry danish, originally uploaded by mysterybridgers.

I used to make this blueberry danish quite a bit, but it relies heavily on a food processor and when our old cheapo food processor died several years ago, we didn't replace it. However, thanks to Costco, we now have a fantastic new food processor and we have been using it almost every day. I don't know why we just didn't get one as soon as the old one broke because we really do use it a lot.

The danish is from a food magazine from years go. It is fairly low fat, using low fat cottage cheese in the crust and low fat cream cheese in the filling. The dough and the filling are both made very quickly and easily in the food processor. What really makes this recipe is the blueberries--it requires a lot of fresh blueberries. The recipe specifically says "use only fresh blueberries." I was surprised to find fresh blueberries at this time of year, but they were very tasty. Perhaps I will make a few of these now that I have the tools to make it.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I was hoping that there was a recipe with this.
It looks Yummy!!!
Your Friend,
Barb

Optimistic said...

This recipe from "Eating Well" looks almost identical to the recipe I used for this danish: http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/blueberry_danish.html

The only difference appears to be the whole wheat flour. I only used all purpose.