Fire1
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Sun Apr-25-10 10:00 AM
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Hey everybody!! Anybody got a EASY recipe for spinach |
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lasagna?? Want to make for Sunday dinner! I made it a looooong time ago with ricotta and spinach and forgotten how I did it! LOL!! HELP!!!
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noamnety
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Sun Apr-25-10 11:02 AM
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1. I just take a bag of fresh spinach |
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very lightly steamed and pressed dry (ugh, I just made it sound like laundry). I buzz that with the food processor into the ricotta and carry on as usual.
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Fire1
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Sun Apr-25-10 12:26 PM
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2. Thanks! I don't want to add meat so I'll just layer the sauce on |
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top of the ricotta. The more I thought about it, I just assumed it was the same "as usual" minus the meat. Thanks again, for taking the time to answer.
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Sun Apr-25-10 02:15 PM
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3. You might want to also throw in |
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some sliced mushrooms for a little more flavor and body since there won't be any meat. :hi:
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Sun Apr-25-10 02:46 PM
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4. Like portabella? Great idea! Thanks hippy, I was waiting for |
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you to chime in! You're such a terrific cook! Thankyou!!!
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Sun Apr-25-10 02:49 PM
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6. Bellas are a perfect choice as |
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they are about as meaty a mushroom as you can find. Hope it turns out great for you. :hi:
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Sun Apr-25-10 02:47 PM
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5. In a pinch, I used chopped frozen spinach. |
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I thaw it and squeeze out as much water as I can. Then, I mix it in with the ricotta filling. A 10 oz. box is enough for a 15 oz. carton of ricotta.
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