Spinach - Page 2There’s a reason why Popeye ate his spinach — it’s one of the top power foods! Loaded with fiber, vitamins and protein, this leafy green works well in a variety of Weight Watchers Recipes. Try out any of these low calorie spinach recipes and start reaping the benefits of this incredibly healthy vegetable. Within this collection, you’ll be sure to find a tasty spinach recipe that’ll make a wonderful compliment to any meal and still be low in Weight Watchers Points.  Eggs Florentine Recipe – 2 Points +Posted on May 30th, 2011Eggs Florentine has always been a popular brunch recipe, but the traditional versions of this recipe are laden with fat, calories and cholesterol. After some playing around one Sunday morning, I decided to revamp this recipe using poached egg whites and a much healthier white wine sauce. I was AMAZED at how good it turned out!!  Creamed Spinach Recipe – 2 Points +Posted on May 17th, 2011Inspired by a desire to get my toddler to eat more vegetables and one of Paula Deen’s Recipes, I came up with this healthier version of her Creamed Spinach Recipe, and was really amazed by how yummy it was! Initially, the idea of creamed spinach kinda weirded me out. But I’m willing to try just about anything with cheese on it, and since each serving of this dish came out to just 2 points +, I figured it was worth a shot, as I really wanted a new healthy side dish recipe.  Trader Joe’s Tom Yum Soup with Spinach Mushroom Wontons – 6 Points +Posted on April 22nd, 2011While browsing through the frozen foods section at Trader Joe’s, I cam across today’s Fabulous Food Find…their Tom Yam Soup. If you aren’t familiar with this soup (also called Tom Yum Gai Soup, Tom Yum Kai Soup), it’s a traditional Thai soup made with coconut milk, lemongrass, various vegetable and Thai spices and is characterized by its distinct hot and sour flavors. Some variations are made with shrimp or chicken.  Creamy Spinach Feta Dip Recipe – 1 Point TotalPosted on July 5th, 2010This oh-so-yummy, low calorie dip recipe is a fabulous dish to serve along with some 0 Point vegetables, or baked tortilla chips. Each serving has just 1 Point Total, which is not bad for a 3 tbsp serving!  Spinach and Artichoke Quiche Recipe – 1 Points +Posted on June 14th, 2010Delicious and satisfying, this healthy Spinach and Artichoke Quiche Recipe will have you love being a weight watcher! Packed with protein, calcium and vitamins, it’s an incredibly good for you, low calorie breakfast recipe. Though, you can really serve this for any meal.  Spinach Puffs Christmas Appetizer Recipe – 1 Point TotalPosted on December 8th, 2009If you are hosting a holiday party this year, and are in need of a good, low calorie Christmas appetizer recipe, this Spinach Puffs Recipe is a must try. Full of flavor, but low on fat, I found them to be much more yummy than I expected. And it’s a quick and easy Christmas recipe to make if you need something in a pinch
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