Good evening everyone! I am so happy to join Yvonne at On The Menu Monday. You, too can join in, go over to http://www.stonegable.blogspot.com/ and link up YOUR recipe or just find some fabulous food!!!! I am showing you my lasagna. I know my kids and family are VERY prejudiced but they swear I should sell this to restaurants. I make my sauce with tomato sauce, paste and crushed tomotoes. I add about 1/2 pound each of sweet Italian sausge and ground beef, sauteed and DRAINED. I also chop a green pepper, some mushrooms and an onion. I sprinkle in about a Tbls. each of parsley, Italian seasoning and basil. At the end I add 2 cloves of garlic, pressed. I put enough sauce in the bottom of a pan to cover it.
I boil my lasagna noodles according to the pkg. directions then drain them well.
I mix a large container of part skim ricotta and 1 egg and some parsley. I am bad about measuring, I just add it til it looks right:):)
Now we start layering. We will end up with 3 layers. First place the noodles verticallly...
Add 1/2 of the ricotta mixture and then 1/2 of
your mozzarella that you have grated (or a bag that you buy).
Next the noodles go horizontally. You will need to cut the ends off the noodles.
Add another layer of sauce onto that
Another layer of ricotta and mazzarella
The 3rd layer of noodles is next.
Then sauce and that's it!!!! Bake this at 350 for about an hour. OR you can freeze it to cook later. I did this one in a foil pan because I was freezing it to take to a party in Pittsburg 2 weeks ago. This last picture is out of order and I can't delete it???? You will end up with sauce on the top of the last layer of noodles.
I will also join Michael Lee for Foodie Friday at http://www.designsbygollum.blogspot.com/ on Friday. Thanks for stopponmg by and happy eating!!!!!! XO, Pinky
Pinky,
ReplyDeleteNothing is better than good pasta and sauce. Lasagna is tops with me. Yours looks good. Yumm... Love to have some.
Pat
Oh Pinky you tempt me... from last three days I am planning for lasagna and now I am really going to kitchen:) thanks for sharing a yummy recipe... it makes my mouth watering dear ...
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to have some fun with crochet doily bowls
With love
Farah
Looks delicious Pinky! I am always in the mood for lasagna. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteYum-E!! Looks divine, I'll be right over! ;) xo ~Liz
ReplyDeletePinky..you made one of my most favorite dishes!!...It looks wonderful....In the words of Rachel..yumm-O
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cheesy and delicious mmmmmm yum!
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ReplyDeleteThe lasagna looks wonderful. I too have been craving lasagna lately - it must be that time of the year. I was thinking of making it for a Sunday dinner as it makes so much! I love your huge pan.
ReplyDeleteI am so, so, so excited for you and your new home. Of course you will have to tell us all about it! How wonderful! Lots of love, Jacqueline
Yummy, your lasagna looks and sounds delicious. Wish I had some!
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I swear we're related...I make mine the same way EXCEPT I never tried rotating the position of the noodles! I bet that keeps them from sliding apart when cut. Thanks for the tip, Pinky!
ReplyDeleteI hear you're going to build a new house!!!!! How exciting...I'm very happy for you. Take LOTS of pictures, from beginning to end, so we can share in your joy as it unfolds.
Hugs,
Rett
Yum yum! I love lasagna!!
ReplyDeletePinky... YUMMY! This must feed an army! I am trying your pasta sauce!
ReplyDeleteThe sauce has so many great flavors, Pinky!
Thanks for joining me at ON THE MENU MONDAY! Fran and I want to come to visit!!!!
xo Yvonne
Looks wonderful! I will try it! Thanks for sharing,I glad i found you again,I lost my blog,had to start over come and re follow me Joann
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