Name: Salad of Baby Spinach, Crab, Tomato And Creme Fraiche
Ingredients: 120 g Baby spinach; (4oz); 120 g White crab meat; (4oz); 3 Plum tomatoes; 2 Lemons; Juice of; 60 g Creme fraiche; (2oz); 1 tb Chives; chopped; Salt and pepper

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Food networ, Food8	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

120	g	Baby spinach; (4oz)
120	g	White crab meat; (4oz)
3		Plum tomatoes
2		Lemons; Juice of
60	g	Creme fraiche; (2oz)
1	tb	Chives; chopped
		Salt and pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Pick crab of all the white meat. Wash the baby spinach well. Remove skin
and seeds from the tomatoes and coarsley chop. Mix the lemon juice into the
creme fraiche.
Mix all the ingredients together with the chives and season with salt and
pepper. Serve immediately.
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