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SPANAKOPITA GRILLED CHEESE

RECIPE DETAILS

Item ID: PF003

Serving Description: 1 Sandwich

Food Category: Vegetarian

HACCP Process Category: SameDay

RECIPE DETAILS

Item ID: PF003

Serving Description: 1 Sandwich

Food Category: Vegetarian

HACCP Process Category: SameDay

Ingredients

Ingredients list for this recipe is unavailable.


Instructions

Pre-Preparation

Recipe source: Chef Ann Foundation Plant Forward

1. Mince garlic
2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees

Preparation

1. Melt butter on medium heat and transfer to heat-proof container to reserve for later use.
2. Using the same pan/skillet greased with butter, saute garlic for 1 minute until fragrant then add spinach and cook until spinach releases it’s liquid.
3. Drain spinach/garlic mixture by pressing lightly to release more liquid.
4. Mix spinach/garlic mixture, drained feta, and cream cheese together.
5. Using the reserved melted butter, brush 1 tsp of butter the bottom of the bread slices.
6. Place bread slices butter side down on parchment lined sheet pans.
7. Scoop 6oz by weight of the mix onto each bread slice and spread.
8. Place top slice of bread on spinach/cheese mixture and butter the top slices with another tsp of melted butter.
9. Place sandwiches in oven and bake in a 350 degree oven for 10-15 minutes until cheese is slightly melted and bread is brown.

Serving

Serving = 1 Sandwich


Food Groups/Meal Patterns

Recipe Analysis:

Servings per meal pattern are based on default serving size and measure:

Fruits: 0 Vegetables Total: 0.625 Meat/Meat Alternative: 1.5 Calories: 480.7
Dark Green: 0.625 Milk: 0 Sat. Fat: 30.75%
Red Orange: 0 Grains: 2 Sodium: 1078.06
Legumes: 0
Starchy: 0
Other: 0
Additional: 0

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