Call it a spinach Mousse-:)
Having had my meaty burgers, I looked back at the flavours that accompanied beef when I was a child!
My childhood memories, for various reasons, relate to Portugal as, that was where I spent all of my school holidays.
In Portugal, steak will most ultimately be accompanied by creamy spinach,or, as they call it, esparragado.
It is also a brilliant way of getting your kids to eat spinach!
Ingredients
2 spinach bunches (you can use frozen too, just cook them first)
6 tbsp olive oil
2 garlic cloves, chopped or sliced
1 tbsp breadcrumbs or flour
salt and pepper
cream or milk
pinch of nutmeg
1-Boil the spinach
2-Place garlic and olive oil in a food processor and liquidise for 3 minutes.
3-Add the spinach and liquidise for a few seconds.
4-Add milk, breadcrumbs and nutmeg and liquidise for another few secs.
5-Season to taste and serve.
It may not look very appetising but trust me it tastes amazing!
Having had my meaty burgers, I looked back at the flavours that accompanied beef when I was a child!
My childhood memories, for various reasons, relate to Portugal as, that was where I spent all of my school holidays.
In Portugal, steak will most ultimately be accompanied by creamy spinach,or, as they call it, esparragado.
It is also a brilliant way of getting your kids to eat spinach!
Ingredients
2 spinach bunches (you can use frozen too, just cook them first)
6 tbsp olive oil
2 garlic cloves, chopped or sliced
1 tbsp breadcrumbs or flour
salt and pepper
cream or milk
pinch of nutmeg
1-Boil the spinach
2-Place garlic and olive oil in a food processor and liquidise for 3 minutes.
3-Add the spinach and liquidise for a few seconds.
4-Add milk, breadcrumbs and nutmeg and liquidise for another few secs.
5-Season to taste and serve.
It may not look very appetising but trust me it tastes amazing!
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