Lasagna GF YUM

Can I make GF Lasagna? Of course! It's delicious and easy with my favorite noodles. NO BOILING FIRST! I love these noodles!!!!

My nonGF family loves this noodle - it's virtually indistinguishable and easier than conventional.

To make lasagna GF, simply substitute GF noodles. Do it your way and enjoy. Mix up your own lasagna fixins, as simple as a bottle of sauce or as complicated as the Mom-in-Law's simmer for days, triple cheese recipe.

Here's my way (okay the Mom-in-Law's--really Betty Crocker's cookbook originally).

Fry italian sausage (I use TVP or hamburger--she uses spinach) drain and add

1 big can diced tomatoes (I used two 15 oz'rs)

1 can tomato paste

1 cup water

1 tsp. sweet basil

1 garlic clove

1/2 tsp. salt

Simmer til all melds together 30 minutes-- or if you forget like me, on low a couple hours.

Mix together 3 cups ricotta cheese (I used cottage)

1/2 cup parmesan cheese

2 eggs

2 Tbs. parsley

Slice

1 lb. motzerella sliced

Layer in a pan, first a scoop of sauce on the bottom (no bake GF noodles need some sauce to absorb on the bottom of the pan-oh, 9x13 pan.)

Place a layer of noodles in next and top with a layer of cheese mixture. Layer motzerella on top and repeat whole process again.

Bake at 350 45 to 60 minutes. It always seems to take longer--as the children are sitting in front of the oven salivating the whole time. If you stick a butter knife into the middle and the noodles are not softened, keep baking.