
Incredible Creamed Spinach That'll Wow Everyone
This spinach dish turns ordinary greens into an extraordinary treat. Velvety cheese sauce hugs wilted spinach leaves, creating a comforting food experience you won't forget. It's become my go-to side because it makes everything taste better, from basic chicken dishes to fancy steak dinners.
Why Folks Always Ask for Seconds
I'm amazed how this creamed spinach whips up so fast yet always gets compliments. The mix of smooth sauce with perfectly wilted spinach wins over even the pickiest eaters. It pairs with almost anything too, so it works great for rushed weekday meals or fancy dinner parties.
What You'll Need
- Spinach: Baby spinach works wonders here.
- Garlic: Freshly chopped adds wonderful taste.
- Flour: A bit to make everything thick.
- Cheese: A trio for outstanding taste.
- Dairy: The mix makes it super velvety.
- Spices: My special combo makes flavors stand out.
- Butter: Forms that dreamy smooth foundation.
Let's Get Cooking
- Bring It Together
- Fold in that gorgeous spinach and top with extra cheese.
- Add The Good Stuff
- Mix in your dairy products and cheeses until everything gets smooth.
- Make Your Sauce
- Begin with butter plus garlic and spices then create your roux.
- Start With Your Spinach
- Quickly blanch it drain thoroughly then roughly chop.
My Kitchen Secrets
Using fresh spinach really changes the game in this dish. Play around with different cheese blends for new flavor twists. Just watch your cooking time with the spinach – you want it to stay vibrant and pretty.
Keep It Fresh
This yummy side will stay good in your fridge for around three days. Heat it up slowly when you want to eat leftovers. Don't try freezing it though – it just doesn't taste right after thawing.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why should I squeeze spinach dry?
Getting rid of the extra liquid keeps the sauce from turning watery.
- → Is frozen spinach okay?
Absolutely, just thaw it and press it dry really well to avoid extra moisture.
- → Can it be prepped in advance?
Yep, warm it gently on the stove or microwave, stirring to keep it smooth.
- → Why cook the flour for a bit?
This takes away the raw flour flavor so the sauce doesn’t taste grainy.
- → Can I swap out the cheeses?
Sure, but keep the cream cheese for richness, and pick cheeses that melt well.