Well the intro is just lovely
Only problem is I now really NEEEED to eat some lasagne
Can you buy decent gluten free lasagne sheets or do you make your own?
Well the intro is just lovely
Only problem is I now really NEEEED to eat some lasagne
I buy Waitrose ones, obviously they're not as good as real ones but treat them right and folk don't notice at allCan you buy decent gluten free lasagne sheets or do you make your own?
Stouffer's also ran Top of the Hub, the swank skyroom restaurant formerly located at the top floor of the Prudential Tower. It was changed into a three-story observation deck, called View Boston. It is now a newer swank resturant. I used to work there in the early '70's.Stouffer’s is a brand name of frozen meals, and they’re famous for their family-sized trays of lasagna - lots of American kids were raised on that stuff.
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Next weekend, I’m planning on making that first one listed in the book.We're gonna have to have a cook along!
Pick a recipe and post your results on the lasagne thread!
I wanna lasagne, pasta bake thread!Next weekend, I’m planning on making that first one listed in the book.
When I make it, perhaps I’ll start one, unless someone beats me to it. Scheduled for a week from today.I wanna lasagne, pasta bake thread!
Well take it easy on them, just about pliable is plenty or you'll end up with lasagne ahoyWhen I make it, perhaps I’ll start one, unless someone beats me to it. Scheduled for a week from today.
It’ll be interesting because I’ve exclusively used no-boil lasagna sheets for years now…I’m going to feel like I’m stepping back in time!
So did we until about 2 years ago, and every time we cooked the lasagna, it turned out a bit dry. One day we decided to use lasagna sheets which needed cooking first. 7 minutes, if I remember rightly, and a right royal PITA because they had to be removed from the water with tongs and laid on kitchen towels.It’ll be interesting because I’ve exclusively used no-boil lasagna sheets for years now…