Friday, October 4, 2013
No-Fuss Skillet Lasagna
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This recipe is a typical one with two rising periods. Most of this time it's the yeast working and not you! 2 cups water 1...
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This is one of those traditional Polish meals that has to be made in certain pots or pans. You know what I mean don't you? Certain thi...
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This dish has to fall in to the category of Comfort Food Favorites. Sometimes it's the only thing that will do when you are feeling s...
Wow Patti never knew it could be so much simpler! Cant wait to try this one!
ReplyDeletethis was AMAZING !! i added fresh parsley and fresh basil while cooking the meat ... deglazed hte pan with red wine ... i didnt add any oregano - my grandmother always said it made the gravy bitter and only belongs on pizza so as a true 100% italian i dont use oregano in my gravy ... also added lots more garlic .. it was just delicious i let the noodles really cook though because otherwise they taste like glue like the no cook noodles do which i hate ... a KEEPER for SURE !! .. when you cut it you'd swear it was layered !
ReplyDeleteI use wide egg noodles for mine. You don't have to break them just pour the amount you need right out of the bag and your done with this step of the recipe.
ReplyDeleteAt what point do you add the meatloaf mix?
ReplyDeleteIf you read the recipe, it's after sauteeing the onion. Enjoy!
DeleteWhat is meatloaf mix?
ReplyDeleteMeatloaf Mix is a mixture of ground beef, pork and veal. If your grocery store does not have it, use a mixture of ground beef and ground pork.
DeleteIm trying this for Sunday dinnerw. This looks scrumptious! Yummm.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try this, using sausage instead of the meatloaf mix. My son loves lasagna, but I hate making it!
ReplyDeletewhat can i use as a substitute for ricotta?
ReplyDeleteIf you don't want to use ricotta, simply omit it from the recipe.
DeleteYou can use cottage cheese in place of the ricotta.
DeleteIf using cottage cheese add an egg to thicken it...
ReplyDeleteIf using cottage cheese add an egg to thicken
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