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Hearty Sausage and Spinach Salad Recipe

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Ingredients

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12 ounces bulk pork sausage
2 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon lemon zest, grated
1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
6 ounces baby spinach
coarse salt
fresh ground pepper
4 large eggs

Nutritional information

409.8
Calories
279 g
Calories From Fat
31 g
Total Fat
9.3 g
Saturated Fat
265.9 mg
Cholesterol
167 mg
Sodium
2.4 g
Carbs
1 g
Dietary Fiber
0.5 g
Sugars
29.4 g
Protein
196g
Serving Size

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Hearty Sausage and Spinach Salad Recipe

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    This was pretty good, but I thought it need a little something more. After cooking the sausage, I fried up some thinly sliced shallots and minced garlic to the pan and fried them up, then added a little oregano to the lemon juice mixture before heating it. My gf went with the fried egg on top, but since I prefer poached, I went with that on mine. I think both work equally well. This is a pretty tasty and different way to serve sausage. I can definitely see myself making this again.

    • 40 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Warm Spinach and Sausage Salad, From the February/March 2006 issue of Everyday with Rachael Ray magazine This is a simple salad that works as a main course for lunch, dinner or even breakfast The magazine says that runny eggs make a richer dressing, but this salad tastes great with scrambled or hard-boiled eggs I love the lemon-tang of the dressing , This was pretty good, but I thought it need a little something more After cooking the sausage, I fried up some thinly sliced shallots and minced garlic to the pan and fried them up, then added a little oregano to the lemon juice mixture before heating it My gf went with the fried egg on top, but since I prefer poached, I went with that on mine I think both work equally well This is a pretty tasty and different way to serve sausage I can definitely see myself making this again , I really liked the idea of this, but it turned out sorta bland The only change I made was to use hard boiled eggs instead of the fried I found the dress just plain oily – no real flavor for us And the warm dressing sort of cooks the spinach, and for those that don’t like cooked spinach, it wasn’t a pleasant taste This would be really good for us with a different dressing, but I probably won’t make this again


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    Steps

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    In a Large Nonstick Skillet, Cook the Sausage Over Medium Heat, Breaking It Up With a Wooden Spoon, Until Crumbly and Crisp, About 10 Minutes.

    2
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    Remove the Sausage to a Bowl With a Slotted Spoon and Return the Skillet to the Stove.

    3
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    Add the Olive Oil, Zest and Juice to the Pan and, Over Medium-High Heat, Stir the Mixture With a Wooden Spoon, Scraping Up Any Brown Bits, For About 1 Minute.

    4
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    Remove Pan from the Heat.

    5
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    Add the Spinach and Use Tongs to Coat the Leaves With the Dressing.

    6
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    Sprinkle the Salad Generously With Salt and Pepper.

    7
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    Divide the Spinach Evenly Among 4 Bowls and Top With the Crumbled Sausage.

    8
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    Wipe the Nonstick Skillet Clean With a Paper Towel and Fry Each Egg Over Easy.

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    Top Each Salad With a Fried Egg and Serve.

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