Roman-Style Spinach with Raisins and Pine Nuts
This Roman-style spinach pairs buttery leaves with sweet raisins and toasted pine nuts for a classic Italian side dish full of contrast and flavour.
In a traditional Italian meal the “Contorni” are usually served as a side dish for the second course, just after the “Primi Piatti” but before the Desserts. In this recipe you will find recipes to cook almost any vegetables, ideas for salads, traditional preparations with potatoes and the likes.
This Roman-style spinach pairs buttery leaves with sweet raisins and toasted pine nuts for a classic Italian side dish full of contrast and flavour.
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