Tortellini Spinach Casserole
Spinach gives this popular casserole a fresh taste that will delight even those who say they don't like spinach. In fact, people are often surprised at just how good it is! Whenever I bring it to a gathering, it doesn't sit around long. —Barbara Kellen, Antioch, Illinois
Reviews
Very good and easy. Cut the butter in half and used 2 boxes frozen spinach. Also, had some root vegetable and kale ravioli (Costco) on hand so used that instead of cheese tortellini.
This was delicious, but I only used one 16 oz. bag of frozen spinach, and it was almost too much! I made this in the a.m. to heat up later for dinner. If I make it again, in additional to the evaporated milk, I would make a cream sauce because it tends to get dried out. The tortellini absorbs all the liquid.
Only used 12 oz. of spinach and 1/2 pound of mushrooms. Still it was very good and enjoyed by all. With my changes it would not serve 12 though. I served it with salad and garlic bread. Would serve about 6 with generous portions.
Very easy to make and delicious! Great for vegetarians but most people don't even notice there isn't any meat because it is so filling!
This is a family favorite! I do only use one 10oz package of spinach (and most times not even all of that!) and it's more than enough for my spinach-loving husband
Easy to make, but we think only 2 boxes of spinach are needed. I bought evaporated milk but somehow it didn't make it home, so I just used some 2% milk and I didn't know what brick cheese was, so I used shredded 5 Italian-cheese mix, Everyone in the family loved it. It came out to be two meals for my family of 4 with a little leftover for lunch or snack.
Not only good right out of the oven, but great to reheat in the microwave. I'm not a big fan of tortellini so I changed that out for those round filled cheese raviolis (so good!). I kept everything else just as the recipe calls for.
Very good meatless entree, I will make this again. To lighten it up a bit, I used half the butter & it was plenty moist. I used the same large frying pan to sauté baby portobella mushrooms & make the cheddar cheese sauce, then added the cooked tortellini, spinach & mushrooms back to that pan...otherwise I would have used every pot in the kitchen. I added 2x the onion powder & pepper. Added a good amount of a spice blend to the whole shebang along with a few shakes of red pepper flakes. I like a little zing with my spinach. Lastly, I added some leftover cooked, cubed & spiced chicken. The whole dish took about 15 minutes longer with the foil off to reach a proper internal temp of 165'. Was satisfying without being heavy, juicy from the cheese sauce, mushrooms & spinach. Just what I was looking for.
I cut this recipe in half and 1 box of spinach was plenty. The family loved it, was easy and delicious. Could not find brick cheese so used sharp white chedder instead.
Delicious and easy. Everyone in my family loved this one.