One of the best things about having a food blog is the conversations that come up about food. People from all over have started conversations, whether directly, through email, or through family members back to me. It’s incredible. I’m finding one thing that people always can have in common is food: what we like, what we don’t like, what we are afraid to try, what we have accomplished, and so on. It’s truly great. I’m inspired by so many talented people out there in the blogging world, but I am also inspired by people who choose to create a meal on their own-no matter how fancy or complicated it is-and have a great love in doing so. I’ve been introduced to so many new, one-of-a-kind, and delicious recipes that have played big roles in so many families through generations. It’s a wonderful thing.
This recipe is one of those recipes. Passed along to my mother at work, one reader made this for a holiday pitch-in that my mom attended. She was raving about these so-called “spinach balls” that she had tried at the party. Simple to make, great flavor, and an alternative to the more fattening (or maybe, a little less fattening) things that time of year. With an intense love for all things spinach, I was excited to try them.
Now, I know what you are thinking. Ewww. Spinach. Spinach Balls. Balls of spinach? Most people would rather not (or at least many of the people I know…). But, trust me here. Since the holidays, I have eaten these savory little spinach bites no less than three separate occasions, each time with a slightly modified recipe. My mom has modified her own version, and I love the way hers have turned out. They are so easy to prepare. Yes, they are green and may not be that pretty to photograph, I know. But they are worth letting you know about. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Savory Spinach Bites
Servings: 18-24 spinach bites, depending on how big you make them
Ingredients
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
1 small onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
1 teaspoon minced garlic (about 1 clove)
2 10-ounces packages frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
1 8-ounce bag of herbed seasoned stuffing mix***I use Pepperidge Farm because it’s the only vegetarian stuffing around. Which is sad, because I used to love Stove Top brand but then discovered that their “Cornbread” stuffing actually contained chicken. 🙁 ******DO NOT PRE-COOK THE STUFFING. USE IT RIGHT FROM THE PACKAGE, DRY.
6 large eggs
1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. In a large sauté pan over medium heat, melt the butter.
3. Add onion and cook until the onions are translucent and soft, about 5 minutes or so.
4. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Remove the pan from the heat and let cool.
5. In the meantime, remove excess water from thawed spinach by pressing it between paper towels. **You do not need to cook the spinach.
6. In a large bowl, combine the stuffing mix, spinach, eggs, Parmesan, salt and pepper, and onion/garlic mixture. Combine well.
7. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper.
8. One at a time, using your hands, roll the mixture into individual 1-inch balls. Place each one on the parchment-lined baking sheet.
9. Bake the balls for about 15-20 minutes, or until very slightly browned. **Your kitchen will smell fantastic, I promise.
Dipping sauces: I used marinara, but you could use Ranch dressing, sour cream, horseradish, etc. Whatever you like!
Source: Chris Erotas and Terry Biggs (friends of my mom!) Thank you so much for sharing this with us-they are great!
Eric - I have had these also…they’re very tasty. With the marinara, I could even see them as a substitute for meatballs for the veggie crowd. Or perhaps, make zucchini “noodles” with a mandoline, then toss those with the spinach balls in some pesto and top with grated parm.
Fresh and Foodie - These look really good! I love little snacks like this. And since spinach is healthy, you can eat more. 🙂
Jane M - OMG I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR RECIPES WITHOUT BREAD CRUMBS AND FLOUR! YOU SAVED ME! These spinach balls look so so great! I’m going to make them this weekend FOR SURE! Just need to buy some frozen spinach! Thanks1
Tina (Tangerine Tea) - Okay, let’s be honest. When I first saw the spinach balls, I went “eew”. And it was especially hard to go back and read about them after I saw that divine pic of the pink truffles just below. (Come on, seriously, no contest.) But after reading your full post, it actually does sound quite yummy! Did you use fresh Parmesan or the powdery canned version? I kind of wonder how these would taste with blue cheese too. Will have to do some experimenting soon…
Sherlly - yummo! gonna do this for sundays super bowl game!! i’m sure it’ll be a hit!
srlacy - Eric-
That sounds awesome! I will have to try the zucchini version.
srlacy - Hahaha!
Yeah, I know. Those truffles are a very hard act to follow. They are my most favorite thing that I have ever made for the blog. So amazing. I cannot wait to try them again.
As far as the spinach bites, I always try to use grated Parmesan, but I usually use whatever I have on-hand, which is sometimes that powdery stuff. Either way,they are fantastic!
I think the blue cheese version would be pretty good!
Stephanie @ Stephanie Cooks - These look awesome! I’ll need to make them soon.
melissa @IWasBornToCook - I have these in my blog (different version)…been making them a long time and people love them! I’ve eaten them solo, or with ranch….soooo good. They go quick, right?
Jey - Can’t wait to try these.
Can i substitute fresh spinach? Would i need to cook it beforehand
srlacy - Hi Jey-
I would advise cooking it first. Let me know how it turns out.
Natalie - I think they look lovely!! The only time I have combined spinach & cheese in a Indian spiced snack that looked like this it was deep fried. Needless to say it exploded in the fryer! Baking is such a good idea less mess less fat everyone’s happy including me, thanks!!
Hester aka The Chef Doc - BEAUTIFUL! I don’t know what’s wrong with people who don’t like spinach. It’s AWESOME! And spinach balls, well, what’s not to love? The flavor impact with the sauce must be an absolute wow! Thank you for sharing this recipe! I’m going to have to make it during my Spring Break 🙂
Leah @ L4L - Yum! Those look delicious! I might have to give these a try next time I’m having a party or something.
Suzi - Oh, this is great. I have all the ingredients on hand. Love spinach!! I can have these for Super Bowl munchies
Peggy - I’m definitely not deterred by that gorgeous green color! Actually, I’m quite attracted and intrigued by these little bites! Can’t wait to try them!
Theola Kim - As someone on a low carb eating plan, I am excited about making these spinach balls. Thank you for sharing.
zenobia - These little balls of cheese and spinach look amazing…You could almost pop a dozen of them without any guilt
kate - YES thank you! One of my high school friend’s mom used to make these and I LOVED them. We fell out of touch and I never got the recipe. Can’t wait to try these. 🙂
spiceblogger - These look so yummy! I can’t wait to try them out!
Izy - This recipe looks great but I’ll need a stuffing mix substitution. Don’t have that in Israel. What could I use instead?
srlacy - Hi Izy-
I’m stumped. I would recommend trying to find a homemade stuffing recipe that you could use local ingredients for. The stuffing mix is a huge component of this recipe so I don’t want to steer you wrong here. I hope it works-let me know what you end up trying. It would teach me, too!
Susan - I think they look and sound fabulous. One question though. We have major hereditary cholesterol issues over here that are somewhat responsive to diet (therefore we steer clear of saturated fats in large quantities). Do you think the recipe would be compromised if we were to use eggbeaters and cut back on the butter? I’d really love to give it a whirl. I think they’re beautiful. :0)
srlacy - Hi Susan-
Absolutely not! I think this recipe is completely flexible…the flavor is incredible, so I don’t think the substitution with the egg beaters will be compromised..as long as they can still bind it all together in a “ball” shape. The butter could also be cut back, I would think.
Good luck…and let me know how they turn out!
Shanon
Susan - I will! I have a blog myself and may give these a whirl next week. If I do I will be sure to cite the source and link back to your post. If I can get those kiddos to devour these I will be sending you a big fat present. :0)
You never know. They like kale…
BTW, do you know that this is a featured food post on Tumblr.com?
srlacy - Thanks, Susan!
No way! I had no idea-and I don’t even know what and how to use Tumblr.com is either….I’m such a newbie here. I will have to check it out. Thanks for linking back to the site-I appreciate it.
It’s great to meet you!
Denise - I just made these for a party tonight. I can hardly stay away from sampling them, so I know they will be a hit. Thanks for posting this. I’ll be checking back in on your website for sure. Have a great week!
Carla - This is a Thanksgiving tradition in my family, passed from my great grandmother from Bostom. Except we make a lemon mayo dipping sauce (not healthy – but hey, it’s only once a year!) – mayo, lemon juice, sugar, sour cream, a little dijon and a dash of hot sauce. So amazing!
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mindy - I’m definitely going to try this! One question though. Do you prepare the stuffing mix, or just use it dry, straight out of the package?
srlacy - Hey Mindy-
Just use it dry-straight out of the bag-it will moisten up when you combine it with the other ingredients. I hope you like them-they are sooooo good!
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Betsy - I made these this past weekend, and they were cooling on the table, my 22 month old daughter saw them and wanted a “cookie” so I said sure you can have a spinach cookie! She loved it and ate 2! We all loved them!
Tracey - Hi srlacy! This sounds wonderful and I would like to make them as an appetizer for our Thanksgiving dinner this week. Question: Do they need to be refrigerated before serving, or served warm? I have to travel for 2 hours to where I am going and need to have them prepared in advance. Should I put them on ice for the drive, or would they be fine if I made them tomorrow, then reheated them on Thursday at my destination?
srlacy - Hi Tracey-
You can do it either way-served warm or reheated after refrigerating. They will keep well if you make them in advance-I would just stick them in the oven (maybe covered with some aluminum foil) and reheat them at 300 degrees or so. They should be just fine! Hope you enjoy them!
Amanda - making these tonight for Thanksgiving-Eve appetizers at the parents. Thanks so much!!! I am excited! Ha!
Veg Head - Do you have a vegan version of this? Vegans don’t do butter, eggs, or Parmesan cheese. THX!
srlacy - No, I am sorry. I would suggest trying the vegan substitutes for those ingredients. I haven’t tried that, but it might work.
gemz - to make these vegan, I would use smart balance for butter, and and a vegan egg replacer; No Egg, Ener-G, and also more creative options like flax seed powder or agar powder.
kale or chard would be great substitutes for spinach haters too.
I can’t wait to make this.
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Rebecca - I was a spinach hater for 40+ yrs, then the taste buds changed and wow love me some spinach. Since I have physical problems I try to fix and freeze ahead of time then either use a little or a lot for planned company or drop ins or for a evening with hubby with appetizers and diet coke (lol, fruit of the vine interferes with BP and other meds). Thanks for any suggestions.
srlacy - Hi Rebecca-
Freezing them in advance is a great idea! I would just evenly space them on a baking sheet and reheat at 300 or 350 for about 10 minutes until warmed through, checking them often, of course.
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Cms - spinach balls have been a holiday party staple in my family, for generation! So yummy
Whitney - These were Delicious! Thank youbfor sharing!!!
Beth - I have a similar recipe using chopped broccoli instead of spinach – yummy!
sandy - These sound greast, thanks for the recipe.
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moon - Stove Top ‘Pork’ has no meat in it. It does have ‘natural’ flavor in it, which is a little vague.
srlacy - Hmmm…vague indeed. Thanks for the info! 🙂
Joan@Chocolateandmore - Just found these on Pinterest, yum, can’t wait to try them! I’ll bet my kids won’t even realize they’re eating something healthy 🙂
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yrsqrtr - I made these yesterday and they are delicious. I’ll be serving them today for the Super Bowl but we had to taste one fresh out of the oven. I cooked all of them and will reheat them later today. Thanks for the recipe. I’ll definitely be making these again!
jane seal - Love so many recipes, thankyou for sharing – Janey (Australia)
gerri joseph - Can you make these and freeze them? Then bring out as you need them. Wondered if you have tried that.
srlacy - Hi Gerri-
I haven’t tried freezing them, but I think that they would freeze just fine. Let me know how they turn out.
Stephanie - Do you think its possible to make them….freeze, then pull out for when there is unexpected company?
srlacy - Absolutely!
Kait - I made these today for lunch – soo tasty!
I made a few changes though. We had fresh spinach but no frozen, so I cooked 15oz down and drained the water as much as I could. Also, my stuffing mix was only 6oz instead of 8oz, so I cut the butter down to 6 tbsp. I used about a half cup of cheese and only 4 eggs. Then I cooked them in greased muffin tins.
Lovely, just lovely! I will be making these again!
Lindsay - These are absolutely amazing as is (I just made them!). Next time, I might add some chopped sliced mushrooms and some diced red pepper for an extra kick of veggie flavor! Thanks for the amazing recipe!
Monica - I grew up with these, been in my family for generations and we have them at every special occasion or holiday! One thing I would suggest, we always used Grey Poupon Dijon mustard to dip them in and they are fabulous, it’s the perfect compliment to the spinach,cheese,+stuffing mix,YUM! I think I may need to make some this weekend !!!
SicilianAuntie - Do you think Olive Oil could be used instead of butter. Or half Olive Oil and half butter?
These soumd so yummy!
srlacy - Hi SicilianAuntie-
I have not tried this, so I cannot say for certain. If you do end up trying it and it works, please let me know.
Brenda - I have made these for a number of years, but have changed things up a bit as i’m prone to do…now with eating Gluten-free for the past couple of years, i’ve been using gluten-free crumbs instead of the pepperidge farms stuffing mix, adding a bit of seasoning and as i like the mayonnaise and spinach taste, often use some of that instead of butter…gives it a great flavor along with some sesame seeds an additional texture…egg whites also work with this~ a lovely recipe with marinara sauce, pasta or polenta! a family favorite~
beth james - Are they good cold or do they need to be served right from the oven?
srlacy - Hi Beth-
I’ve had them both ways, and they are great either way (although I am a little partial to them warm 🙂 )
Pam - I made these spinach balls tonight and didn’t use any butter, they were probably drier than they would be if the butter were added, but they were delicious! I will definitely be making them again.
Katy - Do you think if I added sundried tomatoes they would taste good ?
srlacy - Sure!
Ginger - Made these as a side dish for Easter and they were a big hit! I had doubled the recipe, which ended up being waaay more than I needed. So, today I pressed the remaining mixture into a jelly roll pan, baked, and cut into squares. My picky, non-veggie eater loved it! We are going to press it thinner next time and use it for a pizza crust!
Jamie Harrison - I can’t see the first half of the recipe because the “Find us on Facebook” widget is on top of it. Very strange. I skimmed through the comments and I seem to be the only one having this problem…maybe my computer is having issues. I’ve pinned this recipe so hopefully when I come back another day I’ll be able to see it. 🙂
srlacy - Hi Jamie-
Thanks for letting me know. I don’t know what happened with that, but you are the third person today to notify me. Weird. I deleted the widget, so maybe it will be gone now. Let me know if it doesn’t work for you.
Amanda - These look great! I was thinking of making them as appetizers for an outdoor party this summer. Can they be made a day or two ahead of time and then reheated prior to serving? How would they taste after sitting out for 1/2 hour or so? Thanks so much!
srlacy - Hi Amanda-
Yes, you can make them ahead of time, and then just reheat them in the oven (I would try 250 or 300 degrees until they are warmed through-maybe 10-15 minutes or so.)
They will be fine if they sit out for a half hour-but hopefully they won’t last that long!
Teresa - I made these recently and they turned out to be moist and chewy… They also made a lot more than the recipe intended…Did I do something wrong? I was hoping for something a bit firmer or crispier actually. They did have a good flavor and did make the kitchen smell wonderful. My family could not get enough to eat and we had so many that we had to freeze some of them (curious to see how they turn out after freezing).
Tammy - I made them without butter or without the eggs and used soy protein powder to hold and bind them with a little splash of vegetable broth. They were wonderful and 100% vegan.
carolyn - do you have to add the stuffing mix to them?
srlacy - Hi Carolyn-
The stuffing mix is a pretty hefty component of the recipe. Off the top of my head, I can’t think of anything to substitute in its place. If you have any ideas or try anything, please let me know.
maryanne - I have made this recipe many times, but add a spicy sausage to it for the perfect spinach meatball! It is often requested for potlucks. No sauce even needed….
Michelle - These look fantastic and I couldn’t wait to try them, so I made a few subs with things I had on hand. I swapped in some cooked barley for the stuffing and used fresh uncooked baby spinach. I also omitted the butter completely. Wasn’t sure how they’d come out (and they probably are more different than the above recipe than not, but…) but they tasted fantastic.
Brenda - I love these and have made a variation of these over the years–being vegetarian, we use them instead of meatballs only just atop the marinara and/or white sauce on the spaghetti. now, also gluten-free, i have created a version without the Pepperidge Farm stuffing mix –due to the GF…and they continue to be very tasty!
Kristin - This has been a holiday staple in my family for years. We omit the garlic and add a dash of nutmeg–sounds strange but it’s delicious!
Rachel - These are truly amazing. I wasn’t sure what to expect but they are up there on my top comfort foods. We have been making them for a few months and substitute them for meatballs since I’m vegetarian. Our family calls them Meatlessballs. I just did a blog post about them (referencing your site of course). http://birthingme.blogspot.com/2012/09/spaghetti-and-meatlessballs.html
Elizabeth - As a sub for stuffing, try cooked Quinoa. I’ve seen lots of quinoa ball recipes, so I would think it would work fine.
Mahek - I just tried it, they were amazing…easy to make and delicious! Thanks! 🙂
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Elizabeth - Hi..I’m making these today, but my concern is what liquid ingredient is going to make the stuffing moist? Thanks…
srlacy - Hi Elizabeth-
You will find that the butter, slight moisture from the drained spinach, and the eggs help bind everything together. Good luck-these are awesome!
Becca - My 18 month old son eats these like no bodies business. I live that he is eating spinach and loving it! Thanks for the recipe!
Heather - Stove Top stuffing for Pork is vegetarian! I’ve been a vegetarian almost my entire life and that’s the one Stove Top that I can eat. 🙂
Nicole - Hey, thank you for this recipe.
What is ‘stuffing mix’? We don’t have that here, what can I substitute it with?
-Nicole
srlacy - Hi Nicole-
You can use an equivalent of dried bread crumbs mixed with your favorite herbs.
bianca - im trying these for the first time on thanksgiving, my question do i need to make the stuffing completel and then add it? Or just throw it in as packaged?
srlacy - Hi Bianca-
Just throw the mix in dry-no need to cook it. It will help bind everything together and soak up the moisture from the eggs and spinach. Enjoy! These are awesome!
Ginny Patrick - Made these for our Thanksgiving appetizer…family decided the recipe was a “keeper”. Served them with yogurt ranch dressing…should be served a little warmer but still good. Will need to up the “savory” a bit to suit the taste of our family. Recipe is going into my “cookbook” and will definitely be made again.
Sangeeta - Lovedddd this recipe! I used 1 tbs flax meal with 1 tbs water for each egg required. It held together very well!! I will probably try it in a clean eating style soon!!! Sooo excited it was wonderful!
jamie - I would like to prepare the mixture tonight, put in the fridge and then actually bake them tomorrow night for a dinner party. Is that better than baking them tonight and then reheating them tomorrow? Thanks!
srlacy - Hi Jamie-
I would assume that either way is fine. If you do make them tonight to bake tomorrow, be sure to cover them well so that they do not dry out too much in the fridge. I might put a piece of damp paper towel over them to hold in the moisture.
Annette - I have a variation of this recipe (same ingredients just different quantities) from years ago. I wanted to try yours because the recipe I had tended to be a bit dry. I made them last night for an event and loved them. I served with marinara (I had always just served them by themselves in the past). The marinara complimented the bites perfectly. Thanks for a great variation on an old favorite.
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Val - Get a thick piece of salmon and slice it open in the center….Use the Spinach Bites to stuff the open slit. Bake it until the spinach turns golden brown. So delicious!
Desiree - I’ve made these before for my toddler and she completely turned her nose up at the ball shape. I pressed them into the jelly roll pan and she’s asking for more!!
Whoever you are, I want to find you and hug you – I can’t get my kid to eat veggies ever!
And of course, I want to hug the poster – these spinach bites/bars are amazing!!
Myia - great idea !!
Paula - Would like to print out the recipie for the savory spinch bites but i don’t see anywhere t do that.
kar0319 - I know this is a little after the fact, but I just saw this blog and wanted to say that on either http://www.cooksillustrated.com or http://www.cookscountry.com (they are part of America’s Test Kitchen) there is a recipe for homemade stuffing mix that, like everything else they make, is delicious.
kar0319 - I have been making these for years and years and wanted to mention that in my recipe the mixture is chilled for an hour or so to let the stuffing mix soften a bit and the consistency firm up – and then the spinach balls are also rolled in parmesan cheese before baking. Both steps add a lot to the success of the recipe in my opinion. They’re so good we’ve never even used a dipping sauce for them, but this blog has given me food for thought, so to speak.
Sara - Midnight munchies due to reading cooking blogs… and the only things I had on the fridge (that fullfil my needs) are spinach, tomato sauce and mayo, lol. I gave them a try though. 😛
Amazing recipe! I’ll be giving it a try as soon as I can get the stuffing. Thank you SO much for sharing. 😀
Jessica B. - I saved this recipe thinking that these spinach bites looked like a great idea for my son (14 months). Of course I had to taste test them, and all I can say is that he may have to fight me for them! Thanks for sharing!
shanel - can these be made then stored for a WEEK befor eating?
srlacy - Hi Shanel-
I personally use the 3-day rule when it comes to storing leftovers, and I would apply this here. What you could do is make them, and then freeze them-just to be on the safe side. Just reheat them in the oven accordingly-probably at 250 degrees for about 10-15 minutes or so, making sure to check them as they bake.
Aimee - Do these have to be served straight out of the oven? Or are they still good served room temp?
srlacy - Hi Aimee-I think they are better straight from the oven, but they should be ok at room temperature, too.
Ruth - Can these be prepared (not cooked) and saved for the oven next day?
srlacy - Hi Ruth-
I think you should be able to prepare them all the way up to the baking step, and as long as you cover and refrigerate them until the next day, you should be fine! Good luck!
Karen - Has anyone tried keeping these warm in a crockpot? Just wonderin’!
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Sara - Tried these twice, both times with fresh wilted spinach and plain bread crumbs instead of a stuffing mix, and they turned out great! Will make again!
Susan - These sound good. Do you think Feta cheese could be substituted for the Parmesan making them a little Greek like?
Susan - Hi, what do you think about substituting Feta for Parmesan?
srlacy - Hi Susan-
I think that sounds pretty good. Let me know how they turn out!
laura - Parmesan cheese isn’t vegetarian, it’s made from animal rennet.
srlacy - Hi Laura-
While I agree with you that MOST parmesan cheeses are made with animal rennet, there are many brands out there that use other enzymes for making cheese, including Parmesan. Whole Foods actually has a great line of vegetarian cheeses, including a grated Parmesan, just to name one.
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Jeanie - A 1/2 stick of butter seems like a lot to saute one small onion and a clove of garlic. Is the intention to pour off the remaining butter into the mix with the other ingredients?
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Cristina - I made this and brought it to a holiday office party, and they were a hit. Delicious! Fast and east to make. Some people couldn’t believe there wasn’t any meat in them. Adding this to my recipe box :o)