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Ingredients
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1 Sheet Frozen Puff Pastry Dough
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5 Ounces Frozen Spinach, Thawed and Drained Well
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3/4 Cup Monterey Jack Cheese
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1/2 Teaspoon Tony’s Original Creole Seasoning (or Lite Creole Seasoning)
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1 Egg + 1 Tablespoon Water
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Directions
- Remove one sheet of puff pastry dough from the package (comes in a pack of 2), and let defrost on your counter for 20 minutes. Ensure frozen spinach has been thawed and drained well.
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Whisk together the egg and water and then brush on the puff pastry dough. You will have half of this mixture remaining after brushing.
- Combined thawed spinach, Monterey Jack cheese and Tony’s Original Creole Seasoning (or Lite Creole Seasoning) in a medium bowl and mix well.
- Spread this mixture on the puff pastry dough, pressing gently into the dough.
- Starting from one side, tightly roll the puff pastry, forming a pinwheel.
- If the pastry is not cold to the touch, put it in the fridge or 5 minutes. If it is cold, start slicing the dough with a sharp knife into 16 pinwheels.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and place the pinwheels on it, giving at least 2 inches between each pinwheel.
- Brush each pinwheel with egg wash and then bake for 20 minutes, or until golden.
- Let cool on a cooling rack for 5 minutes and then dig in!
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