spinach

Converse of object

• wilt: Meanwhile, wilt the spinach in the water that clings to the leaves.
• chop: Mix the remaining sour cream with the finely chopped spinach.
• butter: He also added two side orders - buttered spinach and fries served with bloody Mary sauce.
• cook: Cook the spinach in a large pan covered with a lid for 3 minutes.
• wash: Just pack 100g thoroughly washed spinach into a saucepan with 50g watercress.
• cream: Have a leafy green such as creamed spinach and a salad with cucumbers, tomatoes and feta cheese.

Preposition: with

• sauce: For vegetarians, a stuffed flat mushroom with ricotta and spinach with a spicy tomato sauce is on offer.

Adjective modifier

• imported: None of the 8 samples of imported lettuce or any of the 8 of imported spinach exceeded the maximum levels.
• frozen: Add the frozen spinach, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon chili.
• fresh: No regional or seasonal differences were observed for fresh spinach.
• raw: Had it with a lovely salad including raw spinach leaves.
• e.g.: Add some salad or low-carbohydrate vegetable ( e.g. spinach, broccoli or cauliflower ).

Modifies a noun

• beet: In cold areas start spinach and spinach beet off in pots under glass.
• salad: Your summer guests ' mouths could water all over your strawberry and spinach salad.
• soup: While making spinach soup, for example, you could produce a coarse sheet of spinach paper.
• mixture: Mix the egg yolks with the spinach mixture then gradually fold in the egg whites.
• pie: Having said that another cheese and spinach pie would have had him turning green.
• sample: A comparison of the results for all spinach samples with the limits proposed in the draft Regulation is given in the table below.

Noun used with modifier

• leaf: Overall the concentrations reported for young leaf spinach were lower than those reported for mature spinach.
• baby: A salad of fresh baby spinach leaves with a vintage balsamic dressing provided just the right support.