These recipes will change your view on spinach forever. We’ve got everything from vibrant soups to creamy chicken dishes, all chock FULL of the leafy green.
You either love spinach...or you HATE it. We're in the first category, and want to sway you to the dark green side with us. Whether you wrinkle up your nose at the sight of a green leaf or buy a ...
This vegan recipe uses frozen spinach: it could also be called palak aloo (palak meaning spinach). It makes a simple and inexpensive midweek meal, served with a bowl of dal and some chapatis or rice.
It's a common myth that eating healthily is dull and monotonous - yet in reality, it's anything but. For those looking to nail the nutritional balance and achieve their five-a-day target, there ...
Cook’s Note: While you could absolutely sub in frozen spinach here if that’s what you have on hand, you’ll have to increase the greens’ cook time; you want to introduce as little liquid as ...
You can use frozen spinach, just make sure it’s completely defrosted first. Use kitchen paper to squeeze out as much moisture as possible before adding to the pan. Leftover silken tofu can be ...
Frozen foods can be nutritious and beneficial for cognitive health. Strawberries, leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, fatty fish, and edamame are highlighted for their nutrient content, which ...