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Friday, December 17, 2010

Spaghetti Florentine

I.P. Spaghetti
2 C frozen spinach (I buy Europe's Best as it comes in little squares
so you don't have to thaw the entire package)

Prepare I.P Spaghetti. While it's sitting, put spinach into boiling water and stir
until thawed and heated. Drain well and stir into spaghetti. Enjoy.
(Keep the water to use for your soups - extra nutrients!)
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