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Homemade lasagna

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I wonder if some basil mixed in with the spinach might work as well?

Another question: a lot of recipes call for no boil lasagna noodles, but I have better results with regular traditional lasagna noodles. Which do you all use?
 
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That's pretty much incorrect...

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mozza + parm
noodle
little bit of mozza
meat + tomato sauce (garlic, oregano etc etc)
noodle
spinach + ricotta
noodle
little bit of mozza
meat + tomato sauce
noodle
tiny little bit of sauce liquid

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My wife just made this on Monday. We use ricotta cheese like normal people do, though. None of this cottage cheese nonsense. Blech
 
SON OF A BITCH. I put some lasagna in a container for today's lunch last night and this morning I grabbed it and threw it in a bag. Lunchtime rolls around and I take it out and open it to microwave it, and I find LEFTOVER FUCKING REFRIED BEANS. I grabbed the wrong container.
 
Dem's fightin werdz!

In all seriousness, yes. I'd stake my momma's rep as a cook on it. She's been making it that way for decades.

Cottage cheese is saltier and tangier. Gives the lasagna much more taste.

Plus, ricotta texture is just blech. It's just curdled milk. Not much is done to it.
Adding good aged Parmesan and Asiago, sea salt, fresh ground pepper, herbs, and 1 egg, to the Ricotta, then mixing well, will yield excellent results.
 
i'm surprised. kale is usually a little bitter, would have thought it would skew the overall flavor quite a bit unless the op uses a very acidic tomato sauce.
 
Did you build it with dry noodles? We have not precooked the noodles in years. Sauce has enough moisture to do the job.
 
Did you build it with dry noodles? We have not precooked the noodles in years. Sauce has enough moisture to do the job.

Soaked them in water from the hot pot for a few minutes to keep it from sucking up all the sauce. I've done dry noodles a few times and had trouble with it drying out the lasagna more than I liked.
 
Hey, Kelly, we're thinking of taking the boat up to the San Juans in August for a week or two! We'll be up in your neck of the woods.
 
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