Spinach Recipes?

tawnyowls

Almost exactly what I was going to suggest! - Ricotta and spinach parcels. Mix an equal amount of finely chopped spinach with ricotta cheese, season with salt & pepper, then make parcels of it with filo pastry and bake until pastry is golden brown.

bizzylizzy

Thank you all, lots of ideas there, I will give some a try!

Rachie_B

wilted them mixed with soft cheese,use to top a bagel or a tortilla and put under the grill

or on a pizza ,in a lasagne,in a creamy pasta sauce,in a pie,in a suet roll,stuffed inside a chicken breast

i love spinach

TheToothfairy_3

Sorry if this has been asked before. I've been trawling through the search system and can't find the answer.
I've been going through my fridge and have a bag of baby spinach about to 'turn' and was wondering whether it was possible to make soup out of it.
Has anyone any advice or got any recipes (esp. pressure cooker ones ).
I'll be so happy if I can save it and make a lunch or two for next week instead of feeding it to my composter. Thanks.

CLARABEL

http://www.vegan-food.net/recipe/1308/Spicy-Sweet-Potato-Spinach-and-Coconut-Soup/

this looks nice, just google baby spinach soup for more ideas!


clara:j

piglet6

Hi there

Well, I think spinach soup is fab, so I'm replying because nobody else has yet... (as opposed to because I am a fantastic chef!). Try the recipe below:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/spinachsoup_71016.shtml

I'm sure it will work with baby spinach (it will probably be sweeter and all the nicer for the fact that it is "baby" spinach!).

Go for it!

Piglet

P.S. I have to admit though, I love my spinach in a spinach and chickpea curry - its my favourite way to eat spinach. Might be worth some consideration...?!

thriftlady_2

You can make soup from any vegetable. Any meat too for that matter.

piglet6

Ooops - sorry, Clarabel...nobody had replied when I wrote my reply!! :rolleyes:

Piglet

CLARABEL

lol piglet, our post time is the same after all...:beer:


clara

adsk

This Spinach soup recipe is delicious (it's a Covent Garden soup recipe)

http://www.nibblous.com/index.cfm/RecordID.7/whattype.recipe/id.284