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Great recipe for Low Carb Lasagna Adaptation. My husband Christopher and I decided on a Saturday night to try a Lasagna competition. He made his Aunt Melissa's recipe, and I am making a Low Carb vegetarian Lasagna from Cooking Light Magazine. I changed up the cheeses some, but I'm hoping the.
To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook low carb lasagna adaptation using 13 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Low Carb Lasagna Adaptation:
- Take 2 Tsp Canola Oil
- Prepare 1 Diced Red Onion
- Make ready Fresh Spinach
- Make ready 3/4 Cup Plain Low fat Yogurt (Kalona Supernatural Organic)
- Prepare 1/3 Cup Dean's Fat Free Milk
- Take 2 (8 Oz) packages of Kraft Creamy Melt Italian blend
- Take 1.5 Tbsp All Purpose Flour
- Make ready 3 Medium Eggs
- Prepare 1 Butternut Squash
- Get Cooking Spray
- Make ready 1 Cup Ricotta Cheese
- Get Shredded Gruyere Cheese
- Take Italian Spice Mix
I will be making this over and over again! My husband (who has been eating his moms lasagna all his life) had a second helping! This low-carb lasagna uses a simple noodle replacement that once it's covered in meat and cheese, feels just like pasta. It's the comforting dish you no longer have to crave.
Instructions to make Low Carb Lasagna Adaptation:
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Peel and slice the Squash into thin, Lasagna like slices. The original recipe suggested using a Mandolin to keep the slices of uniform thickness, but I'd recommend just slicing it as close to uniform as possible. Place the squash slices in an 8 oz square microwave safe glass baking dish, and microwave the squash slices for 4 minutes, covered with Saran Wrap. Remove the squash slices, and spray the glass dish with Cooking Spray.
- Roughly dice the red onion, and saute it with the garlic for about 4 minutes. Clean the spinach leaves, and wilt them in the pan with the onions and garlic.
- Get your blender out, and put yogurt, milk, and 1 Package of Kraft Creamy Melt cheese in the blender. Blend the mixture for 20 seconds. Add flour, salt, and eggs, then blend for another minute.
- Pour 1/2 Cup of the yogurt/milk sauce into the square glass baking pan. Place a layer of the microwaved Butternut Squash atop the yogurt/milk sauce in the baking pan. Layer the onion/garlic/wilted spinach mixture, Gruyere Cheese, and the remaining package of Kraft Creamy Melt Italian cheese, for 2-3 layers if possible. Pour the remaining yogurt mixture over the top of the layers, top it with more Gruyere, and sprinkle Italian Spice Mix on top of the cheese.
- Bake the mixture for 50 Minutes. Remove the pan from the oven and start the broiler. Broil the Lasagna for 4 more minutes to crisp the top. Let it rest for 15 minutes, and it should be ready to serve.
This low-carb lasagna uses a simple noodle replacement that once it's covered in meat and cheese, feels just like pasta. It's the comforting dish you no longer have to crave. Taste and adjust seasonings, as needed. In a small bowl, combine the ricotta with the egg, the Parmesan, pepper, and the parsley. Rich with cheese and a meaty tomato sauce, this low carb lasagna uses thin slices of zucchini in place of sheets of pasta.
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