I prefer my spinach raw in salads, although I often add some to stir fries and stews.
There are so many great ways to serve fresh raw spinach. I think it needs a different dressing and add-ins than a lettuce or mesclun salad.
I usually buy boxes of pre-washed baby spinach. In the summer, I pick it from my own garden.
Here's one version I made the other day that turned out really well. While out touring houses in the east end, I stopped for lunch in an old time deli and bought a piece of cave-cured Gruyere.
Spinach Salad with Pine Nuts and Gruyere --- the recipe
Spinach leaves, about a bowl full
Pine nuts, toasted. To toast, put into an omelet pan on medium heat and toss or stir every few seconds until they are golden. It takes about 2 or 3 minutes but watch them closely.
Grated Gruyere cheese
Extra virgin olive oil
Fresh lemon juice
Zwieback
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Ten years ago on June 7th, 2008 I posted Zwieback to begin the Mennonite
Girls Can Cook blog. Today's recipe is a bit different from my first,
differen...
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