Title: 3 Ways to Blanch Spinach - wikiHow
Headings: How to Blanch Spinach
How to Blanch Spinach
Method 1
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Using Boiling Water
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Method 2
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Blanching in the Microwave
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Method 3
of 3:
Using Your Blanched Spinach
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Method 1
of 3: Using Boiling Water
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Wash your spinach leaves to remove superficial dirt. Before you blanch your spinach, rinse off the leaves in cool water from your sink for 10-20 seconds. If you prefer to remove the stems from your spinach, do so at this time. Cut them off with a small, sharp knife. 2
Boil a large pot of water at high heat. Fill up a large pot halfway with water, and place it on your stovetop.