Simple Oven Baked Spinach Lasagna
When I first starting blogging I had posted a Lasagna recipe, that was given to my mom from a good Italian friend she had in the States. Today, I am posting another Lasagna recipe, but not with meat but with SPINACHHHHH yummm.
I went to our local supermarket to check out the fresh tomatoes they had but I have to be honest, the tomatoes were not looking to good. The truth is tomatoes are not in season, so I guess this is why they were looking a bit funky. So, this time my sauce is store bought, works just as good, and the lasagna tasted just as delicious.
I am hoping to start my own veggie garden towards the end of next month. Hoorayy!! I have already decided which seeds I would like to plant, and I hoping to be able to purchase my off-ground box. 🙂 I found the perfect spot in the garden so that if we have a snow/thunderstorm/hail or any kind of storm it won’t break it like it did last time. This off- ground box will be much smaller than the previous, starting small just to be on the safe side.
I hope you enjoy this recipe, let me know how it comes out if you decide to make it!!!! 🙂
Simple Oven Baked Spinach Lasagna
When I first starting blogging I had posted a Lasagna recipe, that was given to my mom from a good Italian friend she had in the States. Today, I am posting another Lasagna recipe, but not with meat but with SPINACHHHHH yummm.
I went to our local supermarket to check out the fresh tomatoes they had but I have to be honest, the tomatoes were not looking to good. The truth is tomatoes are not in season, so I guess this is why they were looking a bit funky. So, this time my sauce is store bought, works just as good, and the lasagna tasted just as delicious.
I am hoping to start my own veggie garden towards the end of next month. Hoorayy!! I have already decided which seeds I would like to plant, and I hoping to be able to purchase my off-ground box. 🙂 I found the perfect spot in the garden so that if we have a snow/thunderstorm/hail or any kind of storm it won’t break it like it did last time. This off- ground box will be much smaller than the previous, starting small just to be on the safe side.
I hope you enjoy this recipe, let me know how it comes out if you decide to make it!!!! 🙂
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- 1
Wash Spinach, drain and set aside.
- 2
In a large bowl add the ricotta cheese, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and egg. Combine all ingredients and set aside.
- 3
In a large sauce pan, add the olive oil, garlic and oregano, mix together on low heat for 15 minutes and until garlic has soften.
- 4
Add into the pan the Spinach that was set aside and mix, sauté spinach until wilted.
- 5
Add the Spinach into the ricotta mix.
- 6
I prefer to use the spinach leaf as is, but you can always chop to make it into a smaller size.
- 7
In a deep baking pan add the sauce, store bought or home made. (If you want a lovely Italian sauce go back to the “The Old Italian Lasagna Recipe” which I had posted a few months ago). Layer with noodles. 🙂
- 8
Then add the ricotta mix.
- 9
Top with sauce and mozzarella cheese and repeat the step until all is done. I usually use aluminum foil to cover the baking dish, so that the cheese won’t burn quickly. Bake for 1 hour and medium heat, and until noodles have been thoroughly baked. Once taken out of the oven let the lasagna cool for about 20 minutes before eating. Kali Orexi!!! 🙂
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