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Welcome to my cookbook, which is a collection of recipes scribbled on 3x5 cards, torn out of magazines, or (since the early 1990s) printed out on computer paper. It's time to get these unruly recipes whipped into shape. I have given credit wherever I can, but I don't know the origin of all of these recipes. If you recognize one of your recipes, please let me know so that I can give you a credit, the proper copyright notice, and/or add a link to your site.

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creamed spinach with whatever

Note: The recipe was inspired by Emeril's creamed spinach, but poor Emeril can take no blame for my version. I was trying to use up little bits of this and that, because my freezer had been emptied for the hurricane Gustav evacuation and so I pretty much only had small items that could fit into a mini-cooler. The recipe is tasty but I suspect it could get even more tasty as I develop it over time.

Ingredients:

  • 8 oz package frozen spinach
  • REAL butter
  • 1/2 cup whole milk
  • shredded cheddar cheese, at least 4 ounces
  • 1 clove fresh garlic, minced
  • a random amount of garlic chive cut from my garden patch
  • salt, fresh ground black pepper

Preheat oven to 3750 F.

Boil and drain spinach. Melt butter in saute pan. Quickly saute garlic chive in the butter. Salt and pepper spinach, then stir in spinach. Stir in garlic and milk. Bring to boil. It will happen fast, so be ready to immediately turn down heat, as you never want to burn garlic. Stir in a generous amount of the grated cheese. Let it cook down a little but never let it burn. Pour the spinach mix into a greased casserole pan and spread a very generous portion of the grated cheese on top. Cook for a few minutes until the cheese is melted.

I sprinkled the finished product with cayenne pepper but I'm not sure that it made any difference.

 

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