
One of the first blog events I ever participated in was Taste and Create, hosted by Nicole over at For The Love of Food. I still remember the delicious Apple-Banana Bread I picked from my partner, A Whisk and a Spoon's blog. Delicious ... and something I never would have chosen to make on my own. I don't like to bake so I rarely do it. I find that I skip over those sorts of recipes and usually don't even think about making them. That's the great thing about the Taste and Create event; it can push you outside of you comfort zone a little and let you try something different. Usually with great results.
This month I was paired with one of my favorite bloggers: Bellini Valli of More Than Burnt Toast. I had big plans

Nope.
It's not good.
Skillet. Lasagna. Is. Awesome!
We all loved it, and that doesn't happen all that often around here. All three kids ate it and commented how good it was. Picky ds even asked why I hadn't made this when his friends spent the night las

This month's event is being hosted by Min from The Bad Girls Kitchen. Be sure to check out this month's Taste and Create event!
Skillet Lasagna
Recipe from More Than Burnt Toast
8 oven-ready lasagne noodles (in this case Mafaldine)
1 pkg chopped spinach
1 lb lean ground beef
3 cups pasta sauce (your choice or homemade)
1 cup partly-skimmed ricotta cheese
1 cup (4 oz) pizza shreds ( a blend of mozzarella, provolone, Parmesan and Romano cheeses) or other shredded cheese blend of your choice
Place skillet over high heat. Add beef and cook breaking up clumps with a wooden spoon,
about 3 minutes until no longer pink. Add pasta sauce and ½ cup water and bring to a
simmer.
Add noodles and spinach to pan. Cover and simmer 5 minutes (10 minutes if using Mafaldine), stirring.
Dot with spoonfuls of ricotta cheese, then sprinkle with cheese shreds. Cover, reduce heat to
low and cook 3 minutes until cheese melts.
Serves 6
7 comments:
I'm loving this - such a great meal idea!
-DTW
www.everydaycookin.blogspot.com
i've missed participating in T&C lateley! this looks great--love lasagna!
i've missed participating in T&C lateley! this looks great--love lasagna!
VERY NICE BLOG
ITS VERY USEFUL
THANK YOU..........
This sounds great, hopefully my son will enjoy it as much as your family has. Thanks
I am so glad you enjoyed this recipe. I quite often add garlic, onions or sun dried tomatoes to this as well. What's not to love about quick and easy!!!!!
Looks. So. Good. Nothing like lasagna for the upcoming cold winter months.
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