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Lasagna is one of my favorite go to meals to make. It’s got everything a personal could love: meat, cheese and pasta…and more cheese, a classic lasagna recipe for sure! It can be expensive to find a good lasagna at a restaurant. Making a homemade lasagna is less expensive. And now that they have noodles in sheets that you don’t have to boil, I’m all for it and it takes less time (and dishes).
Below is how we made an easy lasagna with ground beef and ready to bake lasagna sheets. It made making this so much easier. I followed the instructions and did not add any additional water. I did use an entire jar of tomato sauce and it turned out perfectly. We made homemade garlic bread using Italian bread with our our garlic butter and it was a great dinner for the family. You could also serve a delicious bruschetta snack before dinner.
If you have a family like mine that doesn’t like to eat leftovers, just freeze meal size portions an enjoy when you don’t want to cook.
What Ingredients Are Neded?
oven ready lasagna noodles/sheets
cooked ground beef
jar tomato sauce (we used tomato basil flavored)
Italian seasoning
minced garlic
ricotta cheese
parsley
tarragon
egg
shredded Italian cheese
Do You Cover Lasagna With Foil When Baking?
You do not have to cover lasagna when baking. If the lasagna starts to brown on top and has a long time to cook, cover it.
Can You Bake a Lasagna in a Glass Dish versus a Metal Dish?
Yes you can. If you are going to freeze the lasagna and then cook, you will want to use a metal dish. Glass can/will break due to change in temperature when baking.
What Is My Lasagna Watery After Baking?
Was it frozen and then baked? That may cause that. Also if the saused used had a lot of liquid, that could be the reason. Try to bake covering, but vented, on a lower temp to reduce the liquid. You do not want to burn the lasagna. Once baked, allow the lasagna to rest as well to possibly reduce the liquid.
This easy meat lasagna comes together without a lot of fuss, using simple ingredients you probably already have on hand. Itโs cozy, filling, and perfect for busy nights when you want a homemade meal that still feels a little special
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