Lina's awesome lebanese spinach, beef and rice! (recipe)

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Lina's awesome lebanese spinach, beef and rice! (recipe)
NameLina's awesome lebanese spinach, beef & rice!
IngredientsOlive oil Onion Ground beef Allspice Ground cinnamon Salt Frozen chopped spinach Water Garlic cloves Fresh cilantro Lemon juice Rice
Cooktime (in hours)0.75
Preptime (in hours)0.25
Totaltime (in hours)1
Keto friendlinessKeto friendly
Calories162.2
Fat9.2
Protein14.7
Carbohydrate6.7
Fiber3.6
Net carbohydrates3.1
Sugar1.3
Saturated fat3.4
Cholesterol (mg)38.6
Sodium119
Servings8
Yield8 cups?
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Lina's awesome lebanese spinach, beef and rice! (recipe) is a keto friendly food item with net carbohydrates of about 3-5 per serving.
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Lina's awesome lebanese spinach, beef and rice! (recipe)


  1. In a cooking pot, add olive oil and heat for a moment. Add onions and sautv . Add ground beef and cook until beef is brown. Add allspice, cinnamon, and salt. Mix. Add spinach and sautv with meat for a moment. Once it s all mixed well together, add water to the pot , just enough to cover the spinach Cover and let the spinach meat mixure boil and then turn it down to medium heat and let it simmer/boil for a good 30 minutes. Meanwhile, get a sautv pan and add some olive oil, the garlic, and the chopped cilantro and sautv that mixture together. Add cilantro/garlic mixture to the spinach (after the spinach has cooked for 30 minutes). Cover and let it simmer for about 15 more minutes. Serve with rice and squeeze lemon juice on top!
  2. Ģ\tUsing frozen chopped spinach works better than fresh spinach. It does not turn out the same if you use fresh. The frozen chopped is much better. I have tried both. Trust me!. , Ģ\tBe sure when adding water to the pot that you don t add too much. You want just enough to cover the spinach. The spinach will release some water too!. , Ģ\tSqueezing the lemon on top of the spinach dish when it s being served is the most important part of the dish! Don t forget to do that, or you ll miss out on the awesome taste of this dish!. 
    

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