i haven't made lasagna in a long time and the box has a "No Boil"

[NMDemDist2]

recipe

feedback on this ?? do you boil or no?

[Stinky The Clown]

1. "No Boil" can work fine

Sparkly's made it that way. I recall she also used a jarred sauce specifically for that purpose, but I'm not sure you need that. I've not done it myself, but I have heard it is easy and successful. If it is on the back of the box, I'd go for it.

[NMDemDist2]

2. i'll let you know how is turns out then :) ps.....

is Rocky there yet?

[Stinky The Clown]

7. Rocky's in the neighborhood

Last I saw on the Fedex tracking, Ol' Mr. Rocky left Lewisburg, PA. Prolly onna truck headed this way down I-83. They say estimated delivery is tomorrow.

[Kadie]

3. I make lasagna the "no boil" way

and it turns out great. I use a jar sauce, whatever I am in the mood for at the time, but I am sure it would be even better with homemade sauce of course. We also prefer cottage cheese, and I add a bunch of fresh basil to it. Comes out great, and doesn't take much time to prepare.

[NMDemDist2]

4. i just put it in the oven

made a 15x9 two layer goodie

they only asked for 1 pound of ricotta i used two hehehe and glad i did

i fried up some burger with red onion and a yellow bell, a couple cloves of garlic, some italian seasoning and basil then added a tomato basil jarred sauce with a 1/2 cup of water

a little sauce, a layer of noodle, layer of cheese, repeat. had enough cheese left over to dollop some on the top and covered with parsley

one hour and counting.........

[Lars39]

5. I don't boil the noodles either.

Turns out fine. :) Discovering that I didn't have to boil the noodles
allowed me to cook lasagna in my Dutch Oven when we go camping. :)

[Kadie]

8. Oh, that sounds great.

I will remember that for the next camping trip.

[Lars39]

11. It gives a nice change from the usual camping menu,

ie hamburgers and hot dogs.
Beware, though, you'll have everybody in a 5 mile radius drooling. :)

[Lugnut]

12. I don't either

I use the regular lasgana noodles. I've found that there is enough moisture in the sauce and ricotta to cook the noodles. Also the lasagna doesn't slide around as much when you serve it.

[sleepyhead]

6. Haven't boiled for years.

You will need a bit more sauce though, to provide enough liquid for the noodles to absorb.

[wakemeupwhenitsover]

9. I make fresh lasagna noodles

so I don't boil either.

[NMDemDist2]

10. well i need to tweak it, but it was edible n/t

[demnan]

13. It's fine

just make sure when you make it that all surfaces of the pasta are covered with sauce.