Fresh, versatile spinach — from creamy dips and stuffed chicken to sautéed sides and hearty pastas.
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Creamy and cheesy pasta with stuffed chicken on top!
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Open in Pepper →Spinach is one of those ingredients that quietly upgrades everything — a handful in pasta, eggs, or soup adds color, nutrition, and body without stealing the show.
Cooks on Pepper reach for it as both hero and supporting player, from spinach-artichoke dip to stuffed chicken to green smoothies that actually taste good.
Fresh, frozen, baby, or mature — each form has a role, and this collection covers the range.
Wilt it fast
Fresh spinach cooks down in seconds — add it at the very end so it stays bright green.
Squeeze out the water
For dips and stuffings, wring frozen or wilted spinach dry so the dish isn’t watery.
Baby vs. mature
Baby spinach is best raw; mature spinach holds up better to heat and long cooks.
Pair with fat
A little olive oil, butter, or cheese helps the fat-soluble nutrients absorb.