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How long does lasagna last in the refrigerator?

The day it rears up and high fives you, is the day it has to go.

If you made it Thursday, it's about at its limit.
 
Several days at least. At the restaurant I work at a tray of lasagna is made at a time, then cut up into bricks that are refrigerated, then cooked in the oven. A tray is usually used every 2-3 days (about 40 plates of lasagna in a tray)
 
My generic rule for all leftovers in the refrigerator is to toss it after the 3rd day. Lasagna might be safe to eat for a little longer because of all the tomato sauce (acidic), but I still follow the rule, because I'm somewhat of a freshness freak.
 
Originally posted by: Thegonagle
My generic rule for all leftovers in the refrigerator is to toss it after the 3rd day. Lasagna might be safe to eat for a little longer because of all the tomato sauce (acidic), but I still follow the rule, because I'm somewhat of a freshness freak.

No it lasts for at least a week. I know, my GF will make a pan of Lasagna before she leaves town so I have something for dinner. And I've never had trouble with it up to one week. I've never tried it longer, though.

And for some reason, it always tastes better as leftovers. Why is that?
 
i usually let it sit in the fridge for a week.

when i make it, i make one dish, refrigerate two servings for myself to eat during the week, and freeze the rest. generally though i throw out the cooked servings in the freezer after 2 months to be safe.

and damnit next time i make it, i'm going to individually wrap each portion, so that's its easier to get out of the darn tupperware.

also you should try to defrost overnight in the fridge before eating but if all else fails, microwave on high.
 
Originally posted by: freesia39
i usually let it sit in the fridge for a week.

when i make it, i make one dish, refrigerate two servings for myself to eat during the week, and freeze the rest. generally though i throw out the cooked servings in the freezer after 2 months to be safe.

and damnit next time i make it, i'm going to individually wrap each portion, so that's its easier to get out of the darn tupperware.

also you should try to defrost overnight in the fridge before eating but if all else fails, microwave on high.


If you're going to use it rather quickly, wax paper makes a great wrap for it so you can just store it in a container without a mess. Even wrapping it in wax paper on a plate and saran wrap works well. It will last at least 3-5 days this way in a good fridge.
 
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