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By Barb Gertz
Added April 03, 2003 | Recipe #57882
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By Kim127
on April 18, 2003
She's not kidding, this is really easy. I think the prep time is more like 10 minutes. Tasted great and will make again, maybe add a little salt next time.
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on July 10, 2003
I made this to take to a potluck. It was fantastic. Super easy to put together at the last minute. I was suprised at how wonderful it tasted. Will definatly be making this again. Thanks so much for the great recipe. gibblet
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on July 31, 2003
Greatrecipie and I don't even like cooked spinach. I've made this twice in the last two weeks! I omitted the nutmeg the second time and used some italian seasoning sprinkled over the cottage cheese, liked that better. I also sprinkled some reduced fat cheddar over the cottage cheese which adds nice flavor. Tried it with fresh spinach (cooked with the onion and garlic) which was even better. Great dish.
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Fixed this on Saturday to go with a chicken dish. It was wonderful and of course a cinch to make. I forgot to put in the cottage cheese that dh went back to the store for, but it was still great. Makes a light main dish with a salad or great side dish. Thanks, will make it often.
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on January 31, 2010
One of the better impossible pies I've made/had over the years. I used fresh spinach & added mushrooms (cooking both with the onions/garlic). I might mix the cottage cheese in with the spinach mixture in the future, I didn't like being able to see the curds in the finished product. I used an Italian cheese mixture b/c it was on hand, and that worked well--and freshly grated nutmeg, b/c I just love it!
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on November 01, 2009
I have made this recipe several times and I must say it is fast, simple, and tastes great! It keeps well in the fridge and can easily be warmed up in the microwave. I add sauteed mushrooms and a touch of cream cheese to my spinach mixture. For me, using finely shredded real Parmesan cheese instead of the grated cheese in a jar makes a big difference.
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Yes, it is easy and it looks beautiful when finished! I felt like it was missing something... and I couldn't quite put my finger on it. Maybe I was expecting too much, as Greek food is usually quite flavorful, this tasted more Swedish to me with the baking mix topping over a simple spinach, garlic and onion bottom. I did love that this was good for you and didn't have a crust. I think I might add some kalamata olives next time.
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on January 07, 2008
I thought this was pretty good, but I found it a bit bland. It was better cold the next day. I will make this again but make a few changes: I would mix the spinach mixture in with the egg/bisquick and pour the whole thing into the pan rather than layering. I would also add more spinach, some seasoned salt and other herbs and maybe some diced chiles or other veggies for more flavor. I'm excited to try this recipe out with different vegetables - thanks for sharing!
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This was good. It felt like an upside down quiche. I used 1 cup cottage cheese instead of 1/2, and whole wheat baking mix instead of bisquick. I also doubled the lemon juice and the ground nutmeg.
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This was wonderful AND easy! We're trying to cut down on calories & this felt like we were "cheating!" Used fresh spinach & just wilted it with the onions & garlic. Thanks for sharing, Barb!
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I LOVE spinach, and I just loved how easy and quick this dish was to make: it means I’ll be making and enjoying it often. I used WaterMelon's Low Fat Bisquick Substitute Low Fat Bisquick Substitute (you cannot buy Bisquick here), and as well as the thoroughly squeeze-dried packet of frozen spinach, I added a good handful of baby spinach leaves (I buy them every week and always have some I’m looking to use in something towards the end of the week) and I used 6 cloves of garlic. No dish can be too spinachy or garlicky for me! I otherwise followed the recipe exactly. Very easy to follow instructions. We ate this as a main dish with other salads, and it was just as delicious at room temperature next day. Everyone loved it! Thanks for sharing another fabulous recipe, Barb!
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on November 29, 2005
My husband really liked this. I don't care for spinach, and this still had too much of that "grassy" taste, and no matter how much I squeezed the spinach, it still made the pie a bit soggy. Overall, though, it was easy and a success with the hubby, so that makes life easier! The only other change I would make would be to add some salt to it. Thanks for an easy recipe!
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on April 09, 2005
This is delicious! My husband who does not like pies at all was asking for more and I prepared it again the very next day! We try to eat low fat and I used fat-free cottage cheese, skim milk and eggbeaters instead of eggs. It was still so yummy!
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on March 23, 2005
Easy and delicious. Can use as a side or main dish.
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on December 15, 2004
Made this for dinner last night w/ a Greek salad. YUM!! Thanks for sharing. I will be making this again.
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on May 20, 2004
I've made this recipe twice now. The first time the pie came out a little on the soggy side. But the 2nd time i drained the spinich really well and that seemed to solve that problem. Delcious, simple, yet filling as a main course. I highly reccommend it.
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on April 30, 2004
I love "quiches", and this was a nice change from the hum drum style. Thanks Barb!
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on December 16, 2003
Excellent side dish. This could be served with anything. It is even good cold the next day (providing there are left overs!!)
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Serving Size: 1 (159 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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