Spinach Week - Menu Plan Monday

I keep pulling out more and more spinach recipes and actually making them, one after another and most happily eating them.  I decided to check and see just how many recipes, I had recently made and this is what I discovered.

 Cheesy Pasta and Spinach

 Pasta with Mushrooms and Spinach

 Spinach Impossible Pie

 Spinach and Ricotta Bake

Coming Up:

 Spinach and Cheese Strata with Tomato and Feta Salad 

 Quick Sausage, White Bean and Spinach Stew with Greek Potatoes

 Hot Spinach Salad

 Spinach Mac and Cheese

 Spinach and Tomato Pizza

 My one word to all of this is:  Yes!

 I am not pretending that this is a well balanced diet although, I have never heard of too much spinach and it is the green veggie in our meals.  I don't care.  Others overdose on chocolate and cheesecake (count me in on chocolate).  I am overdosing on spinach.  Join me and try some of these recipes.  They were yummy.

Sunday - Spinach and Cheese Strata

 Monday - Spinach, Potatoes, Cheese and Baked Eggs

 Tuesday - Sausage, White Bean and Spinach Stew

 Wednesday - Spinach Mac and Cheese

 Thursday - Indian Spiced Meat Loaf

 Friday - Spinach and Rice Salad, Chicken, Potato Kugel, Apple Crisp

 Saturday - Spinach and Tomato Pizza
Please check out the other menus at Menu Plan Monday

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