Polenta Vegetable "Lasagna"

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  • on March 04, 2013

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    This recipe took 57 minutes to prepare! A little misleading as the header indicated 10 minutes of prep. and 20 minutes to bake. My baking time was about 35-40 minutes, but my spinach was still a little cold, so I can attribute it to that. Many dirty pots and pans and cutting boards. The lasagne was tasty but not amazing for all of the work.

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  • on February 28, 2013

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    Delicious! So comforting, and although it was a bit messy intially, the leftovers set up well and had no problems once the lasagne had cooled.

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  • on March 23, 2012

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    awful! messy & time consuming. not much flavor either.

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  • on February 09, 2012

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    Made this thinking FINALLY our wheat-allergy family members can have lasagna. Was a bit worried after watching the show (looked a bit sloppy and reading the other review. But we loved it!

    I only made a half recipe, which was enough for the 3 of us for dinner and lunch tomorrow. I skipped the bechamel (sp? altogether and just mixed spinach, low-fat ricotta, skim milk, nutmeg and pepper until the right consistency. Also, omitted the butter in the polenta and used skim milk. Topped with lower fat Mozzarella.... It was a tiny bit soupy (I did cook my polenta firm to try and help but also kept warm in the oven (like 250F for 30 min waiting for DH before I "cheesed-it" and broiled. Was like Italian shepherds pie or dressing. Delish!

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  • on February 06, 2012

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    Tried this as an alternative to lasagna. Added mushrooms, red peppers, and some zucchini to the tomato sauce part to amp up the vegetable part. Used low fat milk/ricotta, otherwise this would be pretty high in fat. I let the lasagna set for about an hour before serving, otherwise it would be way too soupy. Still kind of mushy but it was okay for taste.

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