Not exact matches
When the vegetables are cooked through, turn off the
heat and sprinkle the
spinach on top — the residual
heat will cook the
spinach.
Cook everything together on a low
heat until the pesto is warm and the
spinach has
wilted.
Remove from
heat, add
spinach and stir it in to
wilt.
Using the same frying pan, simply add the
spinach to a little oil and chili flakes on a medium
heat and let sauté for a few minutes until it has
wilted down.
Allow the chicken to simmer in the sauce until the romaine (or
spinach) has
wilted and everything is
heated through (being sure your chicken is cooked thoroughly).
Add
spinach to pan with mushrooms over medium
heat and cook until
wilted, about 3 minutes more.
Remove from the
heat, add the
spinach and basil and leave covered until
wilted.
The
spinach: Wash and rinse a big pile of
spinach, 6 - 8 cups or more — it cooks way down / In a large pan let a clove of finely chopped garlic sizzle in a couple of tablespoons of olive oil before adding all or most of the still - wet
spinach to the pan / It
will have a sizzling hissy fit for a moment / Pop on the lid for a few seconds, turn
spinach with tongs, lid back on / Add remaining
spinach when there's room in the pan / Let it all steam with the lid on for 3 or 4 minutes / When the
spinach is
wilted and tender remove from
heat, salt lightly and set aside.
Stir and cook on medium
heat until
spinach wilts.
Cook over low
heat for 5 minutes until
spinach has
wilted.
Add the
spinach and
heat gently for 1 minute to
wilt the leaves.
Add roma tomatoes, chopped basil leaves, fresh
spinach leaves, and garlic cloves to the chicken skillet and cook on medium high
heat about 3 minutes, until
spinach wilts slightly.
Saute over medium
heat for 2 to 3 minutes or until protein crumbles are cooking and
spinach is
wilting.
Serve on buttered wholemeal toast with steamed asparagus or baby
spinach wilted over a low
heat.
Warm the remaining 1/2 tablespoon oil in a medium pan over medium
heat, add
spinach and toss until just
wilted.
In a sauté pan over medium
heat, add the oil and cook the
spinach in it for 3 to 5 minutes, until it is slightly
wilted.
Add the
spinach and stir around so that the
heat helps it to
wilt a bit.
Cook and stir
spinach until
wilted, about 3 minutes then add garlic, cook and stir for another minute then turn
heat off.
Add
spinach, stir to combine and then remove from
heat (the
spinach will continue to
wilt from the residual
heat).
Quick Saute the
spinach in a skillet over medium - high
heat,
heat up some olive oil, add shallots, garlic and saute for 15 seconds then add the
spinach and toss until they are partially
wilted, and coated with the hot oil, add salt and pepper.
In batches, saute the
spinach in a large saute pan over high
heat until
wilted, 2 to 3 minutes.
Once squash and rice has cooked, transfer both to large bowl with other ingredients and stir so that
spinach wilts slightly from the
heat of the squash and rice.
Return to the
heated oven (400 degrees F) for 5 minutes, until the cheese starts to melt and
spinach wilts slightly.
After rinsing the
spinach, cook for a few minutes over medium
heat in a covered sauce pan until
wilted but still bright green.
Add the
spinach and stir until just
wilted, then remove from the
heat.
Cook until
heated through, then add the
spinach and tomato,
heat and stir for 1 to 2 minutes, or until the
spinach wilts.
Heat for 5 - 7 minutes until
spinach has
wilted.
Add the chopped onions and
spinach to the beef in the skillet and
heat until the onions are translucent and the
spinach is
wilted.
Add the
spinach leaves and cook until
wilted, then return the vegetable and meat mixture to the pan and
heat through.
Heat 1tsp of olive oil on a nonstick pan, add
spinach and cook until
wilted, 3 to 4 minutes.
Place the
spinach in a small pan over a medium
heat along with 1 teaspoon of water, then cover and cook for 3 minutes or until
wilted.
This is more or less done now and all you
will have to do here is put the lid back on and cook over a low
heat, stirring once whilst the lentils to their job and the
spinach has
wilted.
Increase
heat to medium - high; cook, stirring once halfway through, until the
spinach is
wilted, about 4 minutes.
Cook the
spinach and
heat the cauliflower sauce while the pearl couscous is cooking and you
'll have a delicious side dish ready in no time!
Once the
spinach becomes
wilted, remove the pan from
heat.
Transfer sauce to a large pan, add lemon zest,
spinach and basil, and gently cook over low
heat until
spinach has
wilted.
Place your
spinach in a large pot with a lid, and cook down covered over medium - low
heat for 10 - 15 minutes, until fully
wilted.
Turn off the
heat and let the millet
wilt the
spinach.
Once
Spinach is
wilted and mixed well with Tomato, Onion and Mushroom medley, remove from
heat, stir in Lemon Juice and season with Salt and Pepper to your liking.
In the same skillet over medium
heat, cook
spinach until
wilted, 1 minute.
Turn off the
heat and add the
spinach (you
will need to do this in batches), along with the salt, black pepper, nutmeg, and red pepper flakes.
Now cover the bowl with a plate or lid and let the
spinach wilt with the steam and
heat from the chickpea mixture.
Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium
heat, add the shallots and cook for 2 minutes, add the
spinach, salt and pepper and cook for two minutes more, until the
spinach has
wilted.
In a skillet over medium - high
heat, sauté the crushed garlic and
spinach until
spinach starts to
wilt.
When the kumara is cool enough to handle, combine with with the washed
spinach leaves, toss to combine and the remaining
heat should slightly
wilt the
spinach.
Remove from
heat and mix in just enough
spinach purée to coat grains (you don't want the mixture to be saucy; you
'll have some sauce leftover), then remaining 1 Tbsp.
Remove from
heat and stir in
spinach to
wilt.
When the
spinach has
wilted, turn off the
heat and let it cool a bit.
if you are using fresh
spinach, throw it into a dry skillet
heated to medium - low and let the water steam off until it
wilts.
Turn off the
heat and stir in the
spinach to
wilt.