Greek Spinach
and Filo Pie
Serves 4
5 points/serving
points plan
Core:
count points for filo pastry
500g spinach,
washed, tough stems removed and chopped
low fat cooking spray
1 onion, chopped finely
bunch of spring onions, chopped finely including green tops
small bunch of flat leaf parsley, chopped finely
small bunch of dill, chopped finely
¼tsp grated nutmeg
100g low fat soft cheese i.e. extra light philadelphia
100g plain cottage cheese
8 sheets filo pastry (2pts each if Jusrol)
seasoning
low fat cooking spray
1 onion, chopped finely
bunch of spring onions, chopped finely including green tops
small bunch of flat leaf parsley, chopped finely
small bunch of dill, chopped finely
¼tsp grated nutmeg
100g low fat soft cheese i.e. extra light philadelphia
100g plain cottage cheese
8 sheets filo pastry (2pts each if Jusrol)
seasoning
Preheat oven
to 170%c. Place wet spinach in saucepan with the lid on and cook for 4
minutes until completely wilted. Transfer to a colander and press down
with a wooden spoon to extract moisture. Then put in a large bowl.
Spray frying pan with cooking spray and sauté onion for 5 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Add spring onions and cook for a further 2 minutes.
Add them to the spinach with the herbs, seasoning and cheeses. Beat
everything together with a wooden spoon.
Spray a meal
9” square baking tin or ovenproof dish with cooking spray. Fit the bottom
of the tray with 4 sheets of pastry, spraying each with a little frylight as
you lay them down, and folding them up and over the sides of the dish.
Spread the spinach mixture over the filo, then cover with the remaining 4
sheets spraying again with frylight between each layer as well as on top.
Score through the top sheets of the pastry with a knife to make diamond shaped
portions which will make cutting up easier. Brush lightly with water to
stop the pastry curling.
Bake for 45
minutes until golden and crispy. Allow to stand for a few minutes before
cutting into portions and serving.
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