Homemade Skillet Lasagna |
This recipe is SUPER easy and I'll offer you tips along the way to help streamline the process.
Skillet Lasagna
For this recipe you will need:
1 lb ground meat (beef, turkey, chicken or pork-it really doesn't matter)
1 - jar pasta sauce (you could also use homemade)
1 - 10 oz. can crushed tomatoes
1 small onion, chopped
1 - teaspoon chopped garlic
Lasagna Noodles - any kind
Shredded mozzarella cheese
Ricotta cheese (optional)
Salt, pepper, olive oil, fennel seed, basil, oregano
Skillet with a lid
A Word about Lasagna Noodles:
"No boil" lasagna noodles are a big thing now. What I've known for YEARS is that all lasagna noodles are no boil. You never have to boil a lasagna noodle again if you don't want to.
Whole wheat lasagna noodles need to be cooked longer than regular noodles. If you're using whole wheat noodles, soak them in hot water while you prep the rest of this dish. If you're using regular noodles and you're short on time, soak the noodles in hot water. If you're making this dish and you've got 20 minutes or so to let it simmer, you don't have to prep the noodles at all.
I made this dish with whole wheat noodles. Whole wheat noodles need to cook a little longer than regular noodles. To cut down on cooking time I soaked my noodles.
break noodles into a bowl |
Cover the noodles with hot or boiling water |
Saute Onions in olive oil |
Saute ground meat |
My favorite sausage seasoning! |
Brown the meat and add 1/2 c water |
Drain and add the noodles. |
Layer in the noodles |
layer in tomatoes |
The final layer should always be sauce |
Cover and Cook |
Top with mozzarella cheese |
Time to eat! |
My kids went NUTS for this dish! |
I have 1 child who hates EVERYTHING - he had 3 helpings!
Leftovers |
PRO TIPS:
Use a heavy bottom skillet for this dish. Thinner pans get hot spots and my result in burned spots.
SUPER PRO TIP:
Substitute Spinach and garlic for meat and make a vegetarian version.
Spinach and Garlic instead of meat |
Fast and easy to make |
Ricotta topped spinach lasagna |
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