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I would use 2 packages of frozen spinach and thaw and drain thorougly. I like spinach a lot and never worry about having too much.
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
added almost 2 years agoAgree with SKK -- aim for the same weight. If, once it's thawed, it's very wet, then press out any excess liquid before starting step 3. Here's another great recipe that calls for frozen spinach: http://nyti.ms/j3cw8X
thank you for the ideas....one last question. I have Lavash bread...how to serve?
As is cut into small squares or crisped in oven? If so, for how long? and would I have to use any oil....Thanks again
Amanda is a co-founder of Food52.
added almost 2 years agoCrisping it would help so it can hold the dip. And I would crisp it as is -- oil would make it heavy. Hope it turns out well!