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January 29, 2004Reuven's Recipe corneR - Hearty Vegetable LasagnaNot much to say about this recipe, other than that it's as good as, if not better than, any lasagna I've ever had in an Italian restaurant. Very thick and hearty; make sure you have a deep pan. (The original recipe called for mushrooms instead of spinach, but I generally try to avoid mushrooms like the plague.) Posted January 29, 2004 4:12 PM Comments
Thanks for the recipe. I can vouch for the Barilla no-boil lasagna noodles: they make the lasagna process much easier, but often I miss the texture of a good curly lasagna noodle. Ever try this with vegetarian "ground beef" mixed into the sauce? Posted by: Jabbett at January 30, 2004 11:50 AMNo, I haven't. Might be good, though the lasagna is already really thick and hearty. I'd probably need an even deeper pan, unless I took something else out. Also - I use the Barilla marinara sauce - great stuff. Usually one jar of of roasted garlic and onion, and one jar of roasted red pepper. Posted by: Reuven at January 31, 2004 11:50 PMHi, Reuv-- Yes, I can recommend the Morningstar Farms brand of soy meat crumbles, which replaces chopped meat in any recipe to be sauteed or baked, but not for meat loaf and other formed items. I made it for a Sukkah party and it was eaten with gusto. Give it a try! Posted by: Dorene at February 4, 2004 8:15 PMLightLife's Smart Ground also works well. I've used it in vegetarian chili, for those rare occasions when I absolutely must have melted cheddar cheese. Posted by: Jabbett at February 6, 2004 11:26 AMI am new to the kosher food market. I want to make a kosher dairy lasagna. There are limited kosher products available where I live. Could you please give me guidance on getting good ingredients...mozzarella, parmesan etc. Thanks so much. Posted by: marilyn at February 6, 2004 5:13 PMPost a comment
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