Slightly wilted spinach, cilantro, asparagus, basil and stale bread for crumbing (easier to cut small when frozen + no mold) are sharing space in my freezer as we speak, awaiting usefulness.
Let sit for a few minutes to
slightly wilt spinach.
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.
Not exact matches
My favourite thing about the bowl is the way that all the ingredients compliment each other, from the
slightly crunchy aubergine slices to the soft
wilted spinach, the garlic sautéed black beans, the toasted sunflower seeds and the warming brown rice.
Fry all the fritters and place on a tray to cool off just
slightly while
wilting the
spinach.
Remove lid, add
spinach and cook until
slightly wilted, about 1 minute.
* Adding
spinach will slightly dull the vibrant purple color of your smoothie bowl.
It
will give you a lot of the qualities of subbing in
spinach for your salad, with a different flavor spectrum as well as a different texture and
slightly different nutritional breakdown.
In all honesty, this recipe has a lot of wiggle room to it, and using
slightly more or less
spinach won't make a huge difference.
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.
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.
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.
In a clean saucepan,
wilt spinach slightly and season.
Toasting the arugula under cheese in these sandwiches
slightly wilts the leaves for a texture that's a cross between cooked
spinach and crunchy... read more
Add the
spinach and stir until
spinach is
slightly wilted, about 2 minutes.
Add in the rest of the ramps and
spinach, stirring and sautéing until they
wilt slightly, about another 30 seconds.
Add the
spinach and cook, stirring frequently, until the greens are
slightly wilted, about a minute.
In a large skillet add a splash of olive oil, cook
spinach over medium until
slightly wilted (approx. 3 - 5 min).
Now it's time to mix in that nutrient dense
spinach (if you're adding the optional
spinach) until just
slightly wilted.
Bring the mixture to a simmer and cook, stirring occasionally, until the
spinach is
wilted and sauce is
slightly thickened, about 2 - 4 minutes.
Add the
spinach and cook, tossing occasionally, until it
wilts slightly, 1 to 2 minutes.
I usually put them in after the smoothie is already in my glass and then wait to drink it so that they
'll thicken and I'm
slightly worried that putting them in the blender along with
spinach and everything
will mess them up but
will that not be an issue?
Reduce the heat and add in the pesto, garlic powder and baby
spinach and toss around until the
spinach is
slightly wilted.
Stir in vinegar and
spinach, and simmer uncovered for 5 more minutes, until liquid reduces
slightly and
spinach wilts.
Stir on medium heat, until the onion begins to brown and the
spinach is
slightly wilted.
Add the
spinach and chives and stir until the
spinach is
slightly wilted.
-- Add the chopped
spinach, black beans, cooked quinoa and cook for a few minutes until the kale
slightly wilts.
Taste the delicious flavors that
will dance on your taste buds as cinnamon mingles with cumin in this
slightly spicy, delicious and nutritious dish featuring kidney beans and
spinach.