These are the recipes that I create in my kitchen. I live in a small down town Toronto apartment. I love to cook, and I hope these recipes inspire you to love food, love life and love your friends and family. Food builds community, inspires life and keeps you healthy. Food is meant to be fresh, colourful and vibrant, not dull and out of a box. My recipes are meant to encourage you to experiment, they are guidelines not rules so add more, or less, but please enjoy.
Showing posts with label lasagne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lasagne. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Lunch
"The only real stumbling block is fear of failure. In cooking you've got to have a what-the-hell attitude."
— Julia Child
Yesterday, I had lunch with my friend. This is a left over salad. Use up all ingredients in fridge, broccoli, cauliflower, strawberries, peppercorn goat cheese. mushrooms. It doesn't take much to create something fabulous you just have to try!
We also ate the rest of the Onion soup and the Lasagne. No food wasted.
Sunday, 4 March 2012
lasagne
So I just finished another 12 hour shift, I am using Friday's left over dinner of spaghetti sauce to make lasagne tonight. So cheaters lasagne...which is delicious.
T's Cheaters Lasagne
Tomato Sauce Recipe from March 2
Mozarella cheese, asiago cheese, parmesan cheese, cheddar cheese grated
Oven ready lasagne noodles
Warm spaghetti sauce up in a pot until heated throughout, place in bottom of a lasagne tray a small portion of sauce, place lasagne noodles on top of sauce top with cheese, and another layer of sauce till tray is full...remember that in the oven the sauce will bubble so leave room at top to account for the bubbling. Top with the cheese and cook according to directions on oven ready lasagne noodles.
(I had sauce warmed and lasagne ready for oven in 10 minutes)
Throw together a salad and use salad dressing from Friday night.
Or use rest of baguette from French Onion Soup to make garlic bread. Either way you have made a healthy delicious dinner that isn't out of a box. In 10 minutes prep time. Cooking isn't all that much work, it's just about planning and thinking about what is in the fridge. Left overs can be made into new meals with a little work. trying out new things too...and as I always say...if it tastes bad...order food!!!!
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