Thanksgiving Day: You can have it as it is or pair it with a loaf of garlic or a loaf of bread for a beautiful dish.
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| Thanksgiving Day 2020: How To Make Sliced Cheese To Spread Your Thanksgiving Dinner (Internal Recipe) |
Thanksgiving Day, one of the holidays in the United States, is on (November 26, 2020). A day celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday in November, this day is dedicated to the harvest and other blessings of the past year. Thanksgiving is about family and loved ones and food plays a vital role in uniting all.
The greatness of Thanksgiving dinner is no secret in the world! It is gorgeous, wide and incorporates several traditional and distinctive dishes to enhance the vibrating sounds. While grilled turkey is the highlight of a dinner party, there are several other dishes enjoyed alongside the meat. Another delicious addition is such a cream spinach.
The leafy variety of mashed potatoes, creamy spinach is smooth and has a simple flavor that goes well with other spicy foods on the table. You can have it as it is or pair it with garlic bread or bread to delight the dish of delicious beauty. The only thing you need to remember is to make it hot to enjoy the meal to the fullest. Let's take a look at the recipe!
Here is a quick and easy recipe for sour spinach:
Ingredients:
500gm spinach
Half butter
1 onion, chopped
8-10 pods, carved
1 cup of milk
2 tablespoons whole flour (maida)
3-4 tablespoons cheese (probably parmesan cheese)
Salt, if necessary
Black pepper, chilli flakes and other herbs and spices, as per choice and taste
How to:
Blanche the spinach and drain the excess water. Pat dry and cut the spinach almost and set aside.
Heat the butter in a pan and add the onions and garlic to it. Cook until the ingredients turn sour.
Add the flour and whisk well to avoid any lumps.
Add the milk and prepare a smooth and creamy white sauce. You can also add heavy cream if you have it.
Now add the spinach, cheese, salt and other condiments and stir everything well to get the mashed potatoes the same texture.
Serve hot.
Happy Thanksgiving Day 2020, everyone!