I realize spinach is a controversial vegetable. You love it or hate it. Sometimes you hate one kind of spinach (like spinach mush) and tolerate young spinach in a salad.

Our household is torn in the spinach department. While I will tolerate and occasionally eat creamed spinach, I love it while young – either raw or cooked. In spring, I consume plenty of it. Mitja, on the other hand, will only eat young leaves, raw, in a salad, when hidden amongst other greens.
So, when I make lunch for myself, I can indulge in young spinach leaves in any way I want them. In this case, combined with a fun orecchiette pasta, with a dash of cream and Parmigiano.
This is a lovely spring recipe that is done in no time at all. It is ideal for a weekend lunch when you want to spend as little of time cooking, as possible. I prefer to spend my time doing other things than cooking or the dishes (but still like to eat well & good) 🙂
This recipe is vegetarian and a great lunch idea for #meatlessmonday 💚 Also recommended and beneficial for omnivores 💚Creamy Spinach Orecchiette
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 2
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 644.21Total Fat: 27.11gSaturated Fat: 12.86gSodium: 599.12mgCarbohydrates: 84.73gFiber: 5.11gSugar: 6.98gProtein: 15.98g
This recipe is vegetarian and a great lunch idea for #meatlessmonday 💚 Also recommended and beneficial for omnivores 💚
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