Sentence examples for boiled spinach from inspiring English sources

PETER: What was? ANN: Hard boiled spinach.

BEST DISHES: Salmon teriyaki, beef sukiyaki, chicken cutlet, chicken cutlet curry, soba noodles, edamame, boiled spinach, gyoza, chocolate-espresso cake.

When one neuroscientist toned down her description of their findings in a joint paper, she accused him of turning her beautiful prose into boiled spinach.

You might begin with seaweed that you slurp from a small ceramic bowl or with the more ordinary (but no less delicious) boiled spinach in sesame sauce.

Appetizers include boiled spinach with shaved dried bonito; grilled cod marinated in sake reduction; and steamed asari clam with sake broth.

The most beautiful landscapes looked like boiled spinach, and the nicest people appeared loathsome, or they seemed to stand on their heads with their stomachs missing and their faces so twisted that you couldn't tell who they were.

"If you were to boil spinach you would lose much more folate than if you had it sitting in the fridge a few days," Blumberg says, adding that lightly steamed or raw would be preferable.

Lest we forget, boiling spinach for too long leaches valuable vitamins from those leafy greens.

And by the 17th century, "suddenly all the recipes called for spinach: salads of spinach, spinach boiled, with added butter and cinnamon and sugar and raisins".

The crab cakes have been baked, the corn on the cob boiled, the spinach steamed, the cocktails stirred.

We found that when we boiled the spinach, it actually released 55% more "bioavailable" iron than when eaten raw.