Lunch Box: Spanakopita Orzo
A Greek-ish classic turned into a banging packed lunch. It’s fresh, filling and is ready in 30. Super simple. Seriously mega.
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Pine Nuts
Onion
Garlic Clove
White Wine
Spinach
Rocket
Orzo
Vegetable Stock
Dill
Lemon
Feta
Olive Oil
Salt
Black Pepper
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Lucy N.
13 days ago
Very tasty, I read the comments prior to cooking and added extra garlic. For those who mentioned it turning into a brick once it’s been in the fridge, I just added a little water then microwaved it and it did the trick! have also been adding to it for the left overs including tomatoes, basil and some crispy fried onion sprinkled on top for some crunch.
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Susan K.
14 days ago
i swear you have to cook down a sack of spinach to get the right greens to pasta ratio, but it’s worth it and very tasty in the end. Cook your orzo in the yummiest stock you have to make the dish really shine
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Flora V.
20 days ago
loved this!
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Emma E.
21 days ago
Far too much Dill! And goes solid if left for future days which isnt ideal! Added more feta too.
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AnnaïG R.
a month ago
this recipe was a little bland on its own but I added a big dollop of tzatziki and pickled red onions and served it with mint lamb kebab skewers and it was delicious!
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a month ago
actually gets nicer reheated 👌🏻
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Carol P.
a month ago
really enjoyed this though had double spinach, half dill by accident, double garlic, double feta, extra mini tomatoes, Kalamata olives and edamame beans.
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Nicki K.
a month ago
this was ok. could maybe do with a bit more flavour, maybe some more herbs. The orzo was a bit stodgy. I topped it with olive oil at the end, I think this stopped it from clumping together when it was in my lunch box.
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Carla P.
a month ago
this is nice and fresh!
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Steven H.
a month ago
loved this, great flavour and held up well over the week 🫶
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Isaac T.
a month ago
Tried it and didn't love it. Cooked okay and the first bite tasted nice. After putting it in a lunch box and heating it up the next day, the orzo had clumped together into a brick - reheating it 50% saved it but after a few bites the flavour just wasn't right - ended up only eating one of the three I made.