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Healthy and Hearty Vegetarian Lentil LasagnaIngredients
1-lb lasagna noodles Marinara Sauce Recipe
3 to 5 lbs firm but ripe Roma tomatoes
1) In a sauce pan lightly brown garlic in ¼ cup olive oil Preparation
1. Prepare lentils according to package directions. Now it is time to build the lasagna. It doesn’t really matter in what order you layer the ingredients, but always start with lentils and end the last layer with 1 cup of the marinara sauce and at least half of the mozzarella and parmesan cheeses. Get your biggest baking pan and oil the bottom and sides with olive oil. Add 1 cup of the marinara sauce to the bottom of the pan, spreading it out evenly. Layer some of the noodles in bottom of pan. Add ½ of the lentils over the noodles, spreading it out evenly. Add ¼ cup each of your three cheeses, and then ½ cup marinara sauce. Continue building layers as long as you have ingredients, ending with sauce and then cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for ½ hour and enjoy. Simply Delicious! About the author: New Release! Love The Woman You Married, the companion book to Love The Man You Married. This book explores several main issues that are involved in preserving a happy and purposeful marriage, mainly the areas of submission and spiritual authority. Why are women afraid to submit to their husband’s spiritual influence? Over the years, society has turned this issue into something women should fear. Submission is not about control or power like many would like to believe, but about love. Submission is love; if it were anything else than it would not be true submission. More information and to buy the book click here. http://www.lulu.com/content/400517/ For more information about Angie's marriage ministry click here. http://www.heavenministries.com/ Posted: Saturday 16th September 2006, 12:03 AM Find a Great Selection of Gourmet Foods at Food Enthusiast Online Market Search Google for more information or recipes Visit The Food Enthusiast Online Market Back to Food Enthusiast Blog |