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Mini Florentine Cups

Mini Florentine Cups recipe
photo by:kraft
I've made this tonight for a dinner party at our house and everybody loved it. I've emailed the recipe to everybody who came tonight.
posted by
 a cook
on 12/15/2012
time
prep:
20 min
total:
35 min
servings
total:
24 servings
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posted:11/18/2005
Great treat for my mother, elderly - diabetic - obese- bedridden. She thinks they are great. I did add some crumbled cooked bacon in the spinach mix, a dash of Tony Chachere's Original Creole Seasoning. This seasoning is a MUST in my house - just brings out the flavors of any dish used lightly. I recommend ALL cooks to have a can of this spice on hand - just for that "extra" touch when something seems missing. Great Recipe - Thanks!
posted:11/17/2005
This was just ok - I would not make it again :-(
posted:11/16/2005
This recipe looked so easy and good, I just had to do it! I do have a few tips however, that would make this perfect! 1st- I would reduce the cream cheese to 1/4 cup and 2nd, use an extra 1/4 cup of Mozzarella. It just seemed a little off to me, and when I made it this way, everyone liked it better. I also added and extra tablespoon of the finely chopped onions, for an extra kick. All in all, this is a great crowd pleaser! ;>
posted:11/10/2005
everyone loved them, could not believe it ws turkey
posted:11/9/2005
Try using pastry puff cups instead of the turkey.
posted:10/1/2005
This is a keeper!!! I've made it 8 times and everyone was impressed. I added the entire package of cream cheese and more mozzarella. My family likes them chessier, otherwise the spinach can be a bit much. Crescent roll dough works well when you are tired of lunch meat. Just cut the triangles in half again. Thanks Kraft!
posted:9/6/2005
I have made this twice and it was a hit. The only thing different is I had no regular parmesan cheese so I used garlic herb parmesan with basil, parsley, and garlic.
posted:7/29/2005
As so many have said before me, this recipe great and doesn't require a lot of work. I accidently bought smoked ham instead of turkey the first time I made this and everyone loved them. I then tried the turkey but most found that bland. I haven't checked the calorie/fat difference on the two meats to see if it affects the low fat/no carb status. By the way, I'm making this again tonight!
posted:5/25/2005
Guests at my party loved this! Hard to work with thinly sliced turkey because it falls apart too easily
posted:5/25/2005
We liked these but wish the bottoms would crisp more. They were good reheated the next day also. I made ham & turkey and we liked both.
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