Renewed Lasagna Recipe Without Ricotta Cheese

Lasagna without ricotta cheese

🍳 45 min

🔥 3073 cal

✍️ by Taisiia Dobrozorova

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261 g

Proteins

196 g

Carbs

139 g

Fats

Servings

Nothing says cozy food to everyone like a big, hearty plate of homemade lasagna. It's one of the top dishes at family meetings and special occasions. You may think it's time-consuming to cook such a culinary masterpiece. But we are happy to surprise you! Only 15 minutes of preparation time, 30 minutes of cooking, and you grab a tasty piece of lasagna that just melts in your mouth.

Most homemakers prefer lasagna recipes with ricotta cheese, but something about the texture ruins it for somebody. Ricotta, specifically when poorly done, comes off as more chunky than creamy. That's why we offer you to replace it with mozzarella cheese! Moreover, not all people know that ricotta is a good source of protein and promotes gut health!

Lasagna without ricotta cheese Recipe

Essential ingredients

Ground beef
400 g
Marinara Sauce
250 g (16 tbsp)
Lasagna noodles
400 g
Mozzarella
400 g
Eggs
110 g (2 pieces)
Evaporated milk
100 g (1 cup)

Ingredients to taste

Italian Seasoning, Salt, Black pepper, Garlic powder, Basil

How to make

Please follow the next steps:

1
Bring the meat to be brown over medium heat in a skillet.
2
Drain and add the sauce when the beef is cooked.
3
Season with spices simmering over low heat.
4
Prepare the noodles according to the directions on the package.
5
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
6
When the meat and noodles are cooked, take a small bowl and whisk the eggs and milk together.
7
Add a thin layer of meat glass saucepan.
8
Layer with noodles, egg mixture, sauce, and cheese.
9
Repeat the same for a total of three layers.
10
Top the final layer of noodles with the remaining egg mixture and mozzarella.
11
Bake until bubbly and melted.

Weight Loss Tips

If you bought tough meat, do not despair, you can quickly soften it. Place the meat on a dry, clean sheet, cover with salt and leave for one hour.
Try to make minced meat yourself, as lard is often added to it in the store.
Beef broth is great for a diet. So you can use the remaining meat for cooking it. Its nutritional value per 100 grams is only about 4 calories. Thus, 8 calories per cup!

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