This was a wonderful meal! I had some leftovers, so the next morning I warmed it in the microwave and put a couple of fried eggs on top. The runny yolk mixed with the cheesy rice and spinach made a very filling and satisfying breakfast! ...especially since I like savory breakfasts :)

I had a bag of fresh spinach that I had nothing to do with. I bought it for my hamster, but she's one little ol' hamster, so I knew that she wouldn't go through the entire bag on her own! So, a bit hesitant as I've never liked spinach (mind you, before now I'd only ever tried canned and frozen), I got online and started looking for recipes. Most of them called for many ingredients that I did not have and I was beginning to give up hope. Until I found this little gem. I saw cheese and I knew I had to try it. I was still a bit leery, but I gave it a go. I cut the recipe in half a bit as I wasn't sure if the family and I would even like it. I, also, had no milk on hand so had to omit it. So, I feel it didn't have the texture as it is pictured here. Still, it tasted great. Fresh spinach has a certain smell while it's cooking that I actually enjoyed. The taste was great. The cheese and the eggs compliment the spinach, and the spinach, cheese, and eggs give the rice a taste other than bland. I served it with chicken and frozen mixed vegetables. This was day one of me trying to eat healthier. I recommend this one for anyone with family members that usually refuse spinach. Even I ate this one up and went back for seconds.

Ok it appealed to me and I'm chicken I've never worked with spinach except the frozen kind and it was blah. So it took me about 4-6 mths before I got up the courage to pick up fresh spinach and 2-3 days before I finally (today) made this recipe but because I am who I am I tweaked it. (Sorry) I wanted it as a main course so I used my crockpot chicken leftover diced and then I also used 2 cups cooked rice, 2/3 c Milk, 2 Tsp Worchestershire, 3 eggs 2 c Cheese shredded, sauted onion and then cooked spinach like mentioned. I only did half the spinach and then realized how little it ended up being so after sauteing onions added the whole container of spinach and it ended up being perfect amount because I also used a 9x13 pan to cook. I was apprehensive as always when I tweak a recipe to my standards. But oh my good golly gosh it was yummy! I even had told my mom about what I was cooking and then proceeded (after cooked) to text her and in all caps "YUMMY! :) Thanks for the recipe I'm excited to try more spinach type recipes. Oh and my 13mth old loved it as well as the 4 yr old. Waiting for hubby to get home to try it. He'll probably ruin it with Rooster Sauce but thats him. :)

I really enjoyed this recipe! Admiteddly, I'm not a huge spinach fan, but since it is a powerhouse of nutrition, I love to incorporate into my cooking where possible.
Some of my changes include:
* Using a frozen pack of chopped spinach (250g for metric users)
* I put the spinach in the food processor to make it easier for the kids to eat
* I added a splash of soy sauce for flavouring
* I used quite a bit more rice. probably another cup.
* I added some extra cheese and breadcrumbs on top
* I baked for 25 minutes in a fan forced oven.

It turned out wonderful. Like a cheesey ricey type of quiche. Was more solid the next day. I loved it. The kids ate it begrudgingly, but ate it anyway.

So simple, so tasty.
I did use Worcestershire and I am glad I did, even though I doubted it when I mixed it in, it was a lighter flavor after it was baked and I really liked it.
Husband really liked it, too, and suggested using another egg, so I'll try that next time.
I can see adding tuna or chicken to this, or just having different foods on the side, like you said.
I am thrilled to have these ready made in my freezer, especially for postpartum.
This really hit the spot today, too, while I am 12 weeks pregnant and managing 'random-sickness'. ;)
Thank you, Tammy for this lifelong, any time of day, satisfying, healthy, and convenient meal!!!
Your son in the video is precious*

This was very good and so easy to make. It's very "spinach-y", which we liked, and a nice variety to the usual meals and casseroles I make.

I made this last night and it was greeted with a big thumbs up from everyone! I am not a big cooked spinach fan but this might just win me over! I did use real onions and I used 2 cups of rice and omitted the Worcestershire sauce. Great recipe!

I used brown rice and reduced fat sharp cheddar cheese, sauteed 'real' onions and the result...we loved it! Thanks so much for sharing. Paired this with a garden salad and a crockpot cherry crisp recipe (also healthy) for a really nice dinner menu.

This dish is popular in my house. Tonight I made a yummy additition of sauteed mushrooms! It was very good. Does anyone know if this dish freezes well? (Either uncooked or cooked)

We all enjoy this dish. It makes a really nice light lunch with a side salad. I do not use the Worcestershire and sometimes add lemon pepper which gives it an interesting twist. I have also added fresh mushrooms, and that was good too. I could see maybe experimenting with other veggies (like peppers) at some point too. Overall, very good.

I fixed this today for the first time for guests. I doubled the recipe and added chopped, cooked chicken breast to make it into the main dish. I didn't have fresh spinach, so I used frozen. I used onion powder for half the suggested amount of dried onions and did a combination of cheddar and Colby Jack for the cheese. After reading the comments on seasoning, I used seasoning salt, halved the "rooster" sauce amount (that's what we call it in our home), and added fresh ground black pepper. Everyone seemed to like it!

In our house. We omit the worcestersire sauce too. Great meal. I usually double the recipe and make it the "main" part of the meal with something small on the side.

And surpisingly, my child who doesnt like spinach ate this up and asked for seconds!

This was delicious!

I doubled the recipe, but only used 3 eggs, used about 1/2 cup more rice than called for, and used Braggs Liquid Aminos (or soy sauce) instead of Worcestershire sauce.

It turned out very yummy and my hubby loved it, but he is also a huge cooked spinach fan..so that helped. The children liked it, although it wasn't their "favorite" as they would say :).

Thanks for the easy, healthy, and inexpensive recipe :)