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By JaniceJean
on December 28, 2002
Mysterygirl- Thansk for sharing. How can you go wrong with heavy cream, garlic and butter?!? Did have to really drain the spinach so as not to dilute the heavenly base.
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Serves 8. Well, this is a little embarrassing, but it's said that honesty is the best policy. I made said 8 servings and single-handedly ate them all by myself in one sitting. Nap time. Trouble is, I have the makings for another serving of 8 as soon as I wake up. Boy, this is good. I thought about adding a few sprinkles of crushed red pepper flakes, but I think I'll appreciate it just as it is for at least a few more 8-serving-sized helpings.
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on January 03, 2010
This is delicious! My sons ate a little even though it is SPINACH!! It is not something that you want to make ahead of time, as it really just needs to be mixed while piping hot and baked only for the cheese on top to get golden brown. I used 2 boxes of frozen spinach, with the moisture squeezed out, and it was wonderful. It is good leftover with tortilla chips too!
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I finally found it! Mom and I have been trying a new Creamed Spinach recipe every year and always been disappointed. (Really, when Boston Market is better than homemade, that's sad sad sad!) This is finally it: the Holy Grail of Creamed Spinach recipes! Only suggestion I have is to find WHITE sharp cheddar, 'cause the yellowy orange stuff looked a little weird with the green spinach. Tasted wonderful, though!
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yum, yum yum, big hit with the DH and myself, will be making this again!!! I did notice that all that spinach (I used baby spinach) gave off some excess water so I would recommend draining off any excess liquid before adding the cream.
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on November 08, 2009
I did have to thicken it with a cooked butter/flour mixture. I also used part parmasian cheese It was excellent.
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on March 01, 2012
yum! i used frozen spinach, squeezed dry and parm for the cheese, and alot less.
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on April 04, 2010
I just made this and I am getting ready to put it on the table for Easter dinner. It is very yummy, thanks for posting.
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Incredibly delicious, but can't make it too frequently because of the heavy cream. I can't wait until I can make this again! Thank you for posting!
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on October 13, 2009
This is an excellent creamed spinach recipe but I found it was missing a step. Prior to step # 9, if your fresh spinach yields more than 1/4 cup of water it should either be cooked off or drained. I did not know this, and continued with the addition of cream. My spinach remained very liquid so I made a buerre manie before adding the cheese. Great flavors!
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on September 20, 2009
The best I've ever had!! My family loved it.
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on June 30, 2009
This was some delicious creamed spinach. I actually only made half the recipe because I only needed a little bit of it as an ingredient in another recipe. I didnt have fresh spinach, so I just used frozen. I didnt bake it either, I just added all the cheese in the pan and let it melt together. I did have to add a little more butter and cream to get the creaminess that I wanted. I tasted it before using it in another dish, and it was very good! I bet this would be good with a little bit of bacon sauteed in it also! Yum! Whenever I need some creamed spinach this is the recipe to go to.
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on March 25, 2009
I used 1 cup low-fat sour cream and 1 cup condensed milk. It was fantastic!
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5 stars!! This is an outstanding recipe and it's easy. I washed the spinach in the lettuce spinner and did not have any excess water. Next time I'll use Half and Half so I won't feel like I'm getting so many calories. Excellent.
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on December 11, 2008
I was a little bit leery of this at first because the ingrediants just didn't look like creamed spinach, but WOW! I made it for Thanksgiving and everybody loved this..
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Fantastic Recipe!! I used a spoon or so extra butter and half and half, because I didn't have cream. And being Italian, I added about 1/4 cup grated Parmeseano Ramano cheese!! I also used some cornstarch to help it thicken. I used a bag of chopped spinach and boiled it completely first before straining out the water. I was GREAT! Thanks for posting.
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on October 05, 2008
I love, love, loved this recipe! The creamed spinach was much better than anything you'd be served at a high quality restaurant or Boston Market. I did not have mini casserole dishes, so I put the mix in a baking dish, and it came out just fine. I used two boxes of chopped frozen spinach, and drained it well after reading the reviews. I will definitely make this recipe again; it was absolutely delicious!
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Followed others suggestion and boiled the spinach... excellent!
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on August 26, 2008
This is a delicious, creamed spinach dish. I substituted jalapeno cheddar (to give it an extra kick) for regular cheddar and decreased the cream volume to make it less watery. I'd also recommend pre-cooking the spinach and removing the water. I'd imagine that a drop of white truffle oil would make this a truly gourmet side dish.
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