Thursday, February 9, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Lazy Lasagna
This is not your normal recipe ...
Because I don't have a recipe that I follow for this; and it turns out different every time!
So here goes ...
First I make a batch of spaghetti sauce (sometimes from scratch, sometimes from a can, sometimes with meat, this one happened to be vegetarian). I make sure to add a little extra liquid so it's nice and gloppy.
Then I mix a bunch of cheeses in a bowl, first ricotta and cottage, then shredded mozzarella, romano, parmesan - whatever I happen to have in the fridge!
I then take out my baking dish, and layer away.
I start with the sauce.
On top of the sauce I put a layer of lasagna noodles (uncooked!).
On top of the noodles, I put a layer of the cheese mixture, then more sauce.
If I have a short baking dish, I stop there.
If it's a deeper one, I add another layer of noodles, cheese and sauce, then sprinkle the finished product with some grated cheese (usually mozzarella, but that can change!).
I cover the entire pan with foil, preheat the oven to 350, and bake until the middle is bubbly and hot. The one in the picture was really thick, and it baked for 2 hours!
I hope you enjoy this really easy recipe that will have your family begging for lasagna!!!
(Just don't tell them how EASY it is to make!)
Because I don't have a recipe that I follow for this; and it turns out different every time!
So here goes ...
First I make a batch of spaghetti sauce (sometimes from scratch, sometimes from a can, sometimes with meat, this one happened to be vegetarian). I make sure to add a little extra liquid so it's nice and gloppy.
Then I mix a bunch of cheeses in a bowl, first ricotta and cottage, then shredded mozzarella, romano, parmesan - whatever I happen to have in the fridge!
I then take out my baking dish, and layer away.
I start with the sauce.
On top of the sauce I put a layer of lasagna noodles (uncooked!).
On top of the noodles, I put a layer of the cheese mixture, then more sauce.
If I have a short baking dish, I stop there.
If it's a deeper one, I add another layer of noodles, cheese and sauce, then sprinkle the finished product with some grated cheese (usually mozzarella, but that can change!).
I cover the entire pan with foil, preheat the oven to 350, and bake until the middle is bubbly and hot. The one in the picture was really thick, and it baked for 2 hours!
I hope you enjoy this really easy recipe that will have your family begging for lasagna!!!
(Just don't tell them how EASY it is to make!)
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Dear Heloise: Cream Soup Base
Friday, December 30, 2011
Dorothy's Chicken Breast
Chicken Breast ...
I can't quite decipher some of this recipe ...
I think it goes as follows:
Sprinkle worc. (Worcestershire?) sauce over all.
Sprinkle (sweet ???), sm amt (???)
1 pkg Lipton's (beef?) soup mix
Sm amt water
350 degrees - 1-1/2 hours.
Oh well, I like the picture on the recipe card!!!
I can't quite decipher some of this recipe ...
I think it goes as follows:
Sprinkle worc. (Worcestershire?) sauce over all.
Sprinkle (sweet ???), sm amt (???)
1 pkg Lipton's (beef?) soup mix
Sm amt water
350 degrees - 1-1/2 hours.
Oh well, I like the picture on the recipe card!!!
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Teriyaki Steak
I found this recipe card in mom's recipe drawer ... I know it's hers because I recognize her handwriting!!!
Monday, December 12, 2011
Chocolate Snack Cake - Betty Crocker

I found this recipe torn from a flour bag in a drawer at my mom's house.
I love looking at all of the interesting variations of this single recipe!
I love looking at all of the interesting variations of this single recipe!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Mrs. Cree's Green Cabbage Worm???
This card was in a box of recipe cards that I found a long time ago ...
I think it may have been put in with the recipes by mistake.
At least I HOPE so!!!
For more scans, visit Al's "Sunday Scans"!
I think it may have been put in with the recipes by mistake.
At least I HOPE so!!!
For more scans, visit Al's "Sunday Scans"!
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Green Cabbage Worm,
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