From: LonghornMama
On May 5, 2005
I've made this several times. In fact, when I have fresh spinach to use up, I assemble the burritos, wrap together in foil and freeze. Then assemble when I'm ready to bake, either with salsa or enchilada sauce (Pace Enchilada sauce or Texas Red Enchilada Sauce)and bake as directed. Even my husband, Mr. No Veg, likes these. Thanks, kburie, for posting a great recipe!
From: Salesgirl
On Oct 3, 2006
This is good and very easy to assemble. I would suggest using a half a cup of spinach mixture and a quarter of cup of cheese in each burrito. They were good made as written but to save calories I think more spinach less tortilla. Used medium salsa and it was the perfect degree of spice. Will make again. Thank you for the recipe
From: ladypit
On Jul 13, 2007
Really yummy spinach burritos. I used littler low carb tortillas so I used 9 instead of the original 6. I also used a little more salsa, and my cheese was a mix of whatever was left in my fridge. They were both crunchy and soft and we enjoyed them. Thanks.
From: KissKiss
On Mar 6, 2009
If these didn't taste so darn good, I'd give this recipe a lot fewer stars because the ingredient amounts are WAY off. I only had enough spinach mixture to fill 5 burritos, and I used ALL the salsa and only filled 5 burritos (following instructions exactly). I ended up filling the sixth tortilla with refried beans and using an extra 1/2 cup of salsa for the top. Next time I'll try using more spinach and maybe smaller tortillas (it was quite bread-y). With all that said, they were quite tasty.
From: Jeffsmom
On May 11, 2005
Suprisingly good. I used a chunky, almost pureed salsa, which gave it a bit more texture.
From: Caryn Dalton
On Jul 30, 2005
These were so good...crisp on top, but soft on the bottom when done. I bought the flour tortillas in the area of the supermarket that had food products from Mexico. Those tortillas were much easier to roll because they were not as thick..bonus they were alot cheaper than "Ortega" brand. We did half with the cheddar cheese and tried half with Monterey Jack and though I expected the opposite, we much preferred the cheddar. I think the flavor of the cheddar just "goes" better with the salsa. This recipe is delightfully different and will definately be going in my tried and true book. Thank you so much for posting, kburie.
From: Bell4523
On Dec 7, 2005
I've made these a few times, and every time I make them my husband tells me how awesome these are! It is one of his favorite meals and always takes it to work for lunch the next day! Very, very awesome!
From: sbera007
On May 6, 2009
These were very good. I probably used more cheese than called for because I love cheese (used a mix of sharp cheddar and jack). I didn't have a problem with the amound of spinach mixture because we folded in the sides then rolled the tortillas (real burrito style my bf informed me). The only thing I would do differently is mix salsa, cheese and spinach and then fill tortillas. Some bites were all cheese and others were all spinach. Thanks for a really easy and yummy weeknight recipe.
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