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  • Star153153
    ADBB Amateur
    • Aug 18, 2004
    • 6

    #1

    Spinach Dip

    Anybody know a good induction friendly Spinach dip recipe?
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    November 18, 2005
  • Naja
    • Jun 28, 2003
    • 655

    #2
    I would recommend pureeing well cooked and thoroughly drained/dry spinach with some crushed garlic, Parmesan cheese, full fat sour cream and heavy cream. Leave some spinach finely chopped for texture while pureeing the rest.

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    • MotherOfGizmo
      • Apr 01, 2004
      • 13388

      #3
      YUM!


      5'4"
      45 yrs (F) a.k.a. "Butterbean"
      Start date 5/18/2003
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      • Naja
        • Jun 28, 2003
        • 655

        #4
        Almond slices or ground almond flour goes really well with this recipe, by the way. If you're on the nut rung, try it. Almond flour in the dip and/or toasted crushed almonds on top.

        Sesame spinach dip is also great, again on the nut rung. Sesame oil in the dip, toasted sesame seeds on top.

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        • Star153153
          ADBB Amateur
          • Aug 18, 2004
          • 6

          #5
          that sounds perfect thanks!
          295/295/160
          November 18, 2005

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          • SCUBAgal
            ADBB Admirer
            • Dec 15, 2004
            • 62

            #6
            We make this all the time. I use 1-10oz frozen pkg of spinach, thawed and drained, mix with 8oz sour cream and about 1/2 cup of mayo and then add your seasonings. I usually use some garlic powder and pepper, and this last batch I used one of those Hidden Valley ranch dry packets for seasoning. Yumm. Used celery as my dipper since wheat thins are now a thing of the past.
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