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9393800 No.9393800 [Reply] [Original]

What can I make with frozen spinach?
I have quite a few bags of the stuff and whenever I try to cook anything with it, it tastes awful

So, what do?

>> No.9393822

>unfreeze it
>pan medium heat
>2-3 TS of olive oil in
>1 chopped clove of. garlic in
>saute for 2 minutes
>spinach in
>saute for 4-5 minutes
>salt, pepper, nutmeg to taste

>> No.9393828

>>9393800
Creamed spinach
Should be able to get that frozen as well.

>whenever I try to cook anything with it, it tastes awful
Add fat, salt and a bit of sugar
Wa la

>> No.9393830

You can use it as an ingredient in other dishes. Just defrost it, squeeze the water out of it, and then use in things like Lasagna, Spinach Artichoke Dip, Stuffed Mushrooms, Baked Ziti, Minestrone, blend into sauces or soups, Stuffed Bread, saute with other veg for pasta and rice toppings and stir fries, add to casseroles, add to meatball mixtures, Creamy Chicken and Spinach Pasta or Bake, make a spinach, garlic, and cheese stuffing for sweet potatoes or regular potatoes........There's all kinds of things to do with that.

>> No.9393836

Thawed spinach

>> No.9394057

Forgot to mention that I'm a poorfag, so would be nice to have a recipe where not much else is involved and the main ingredient is the spinach

>> No.9394071

>>9393800

By my experience frozen spinach is terrible in everything, but people I know use it in spinach pancakes.

Prefer fresh one.

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9394825

>>9393800
saag paneer

>> No.9396733
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9396733

Bump for more poorfag recipes pls

>> No.9396780

>>9393800
>>9396733
>cut an onion and and some garlic and fry em up
>add ground beef and brown it
>add the spinach, can be frozen straight into the pan
>add in some herb cream cheese
>stir it up till you've got a creamy, consistent sauce
There you got a simple spinach sauce, serve over a wide pasta like tagliatelli or linguine.

>> No.9396782

>>9396780
Nice, will do this

>> No.9396820

You can make pretty god spinach artichoke dip with it. I've used it for meat fillings too, just gotta make its drained well

>> No.9397010

>>9393800
Make spinach crispbread

Thaw it and mix in flax seeds, red pepper flakes, cumin, garlic, paprika and a bit of salt.
Spread on a sheet and bake on low heat until crisp.