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manje on 5.27.2010
These were delicious. This recipe makes a lot, so unless you have a big family you might want to cut the recipe in half. Regardless, they’re so good, it’s not like they’ll go to waist. (Tasted just as good reheated!)
BennMary on 5.24.2010
Very easy and super yummy! I might try making them into patties next time. Thanks!
kauai17 on 5.18.2010
This has easily become one of our favorite, quick, turn to recipe. The spinach balls are so easy to whip together and the flavor is fantastic! We toss them in with spaghetti and a light tomato sauce. You never miss the meat and they are extremely filling! The first time I made them I cut the recipe in half, but my husband loved them so much that he asked me to start making the full recipe. Thanks for sharing!!!
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amykait on 6.28.2011
These look yummy! Can’t wait to try them!
happyhazelnut on 1.24.2011
I made these a couple of weeks ago and they were wonderful! I used plain breadcrumbs and spiced them with garlic powder and italian seasoning. I made them ahead of time and put them in the freezer. Then when needed, I baked them and served them hot.
We ate them as an appetizer/snack with a simple vegetable dip. Really good!
I would recommend these to anyone. Very light and filling.
katesloot on 6.21.2010
These are even better with a dash of green tabasco sauce on them. YUM!!
emeraldskye on 5.18.2010
I have a very, very similar recipe. The ingredients are the same except it calls for Pepperidge Farm herb seasoned bread crumbs specifically and also for freshed minced garlic. The only real difference is that it doesn’t say to pre-cook the spinach. You just thaw the frozen spinach, squeeze out the water, and mix it all together. The spinach cooks in the oven. Try it this way – it’ll save you a step and lots of time.
brickles on 4.22.2010
I used olive oil instead of butter, and the oil made little puddles around the the spinach balls after baking. I think it would have tasted better with the butter, so next time I think I’ll do half butter/half oil and see how that works out. Even witht the oil puddles, they were pretty stinkin’ good.