"No Garbage Lasagna"
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It is not a lasagna.
I would call it a tomato au gratin...maybe.0 -
FYI, it isn't called lasagna because of the combination of ingredients. It is the name of the type of pasta used in the dish. You can make "lasagna" all sorts of ways (even vegan) and it's still lasagna. Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.0
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Bump to save.... Would totally still use cheese tho0
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Please stop perpetuating the belief that certain foods are 'garbage', it's embarrassing for anyone intelligent enough to know that it's a load of...well, garbage
I'm a vegan.
I've lost 111 pounds.
For me (and most others): "White pasta + too much cheese + highly saturated fatty meat" = lasagna IS garbage. Modifying classics to meet a better diet is, in no way, a bad thing. Borrowing the name of a type of dish is also not a crime.
Oh. Well. I eat real lasagna (and other manners of white pasta, too much cheese, and all the fatty meat) and have never had 111 pound to lose.
Now don't I come off as superior? ...or maybe I just come off as a tool. Either way I now declare myself the authority on what is garbage food. Real lasagna= not garbage.
:drinker:
nleighp: your recipe does look good and it probably tastes wonderful, but I can't stand people that label food as 'garbage'. Eat anything you want in moderation, whether it makes you feel healthy is a personal thing, but no one ever gained weight when eating no more than what they need. Labelling certain foods as garbage is just an excuse to me, i.e. 'I gained weight because I ate pasta and cheese, which I now know is GARBAGE".0 -
Would scarf.
Would rename.
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WOW! That looks AMAZING! How does the bread hold up in the recipe?0
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FYI, it isn't called lasagna because of the combination of ingredients. It is the name of the type of pasta used in the dish. You can make "lasagna" all sorts of ways (even vegan) and it's still lasagna. Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.
And that's totally fine by me! It was a play on words, but the internet/text just doesn't translate that very well sometimes.0 -
WOW! That looks AMAZING! How does the bread hold up in the recipe?
It really does! I was totally surprised. Just make sure to toast it well enough that most of the moisture is gone before adding it to the bake.0 -
Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.
This. You could have omitted the cheese and it still would have been a cheese-less lasagna. But without the pasta... it's not lasagna.0 -
Would scarf.
Would rename.
lol
^^^ Best comment so far.0 -
FYI, it isn't called lasagna because of the combination of ingredients. It is the name of the type of pasta used in the dish. You can make "lasagna" all sorts of ways (even vegan) and it's still lasagna. Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.
And that's totally fine by me! It was a play on words, but the internet/text just doesn't translate that very well sometimes.0 -
nleighp: your recipe does look good and it probably tastes wonderful, but I can't stand people that label food as 'garbage'. Eat anything you want in moderation, whether it makes you feel healthy is a personal thing, but no one ever gained weight when eating no more than what they need. Labelling certain foods as garbage is just an excuse to me, i.e. 'I gained weight because I ate pasta and cheese, which I now know is GARBAGE".
I completely understand your point. And I think MFP has a lot of misinformation on the boards. Was not my intention to contribute to that.0 -
Please stop perpetuating the belief that certain foods are 'garbage', it's embarrassing for anyone intelligent enough to know that it's a load of...well, garbage
I'm a vegan.
I've lost 111 pounds.
For me (and most others): "White pasta + too much cheese + highly saturated fatty meat" = lasagna IS garbage. Modifying classics to meet a better diet is, in no way, a bad thing. Borrowing the name of a type of dish is also not a crime.
I'm an omnivore.
I've lost 83 pounds.
For me (and most others): "White pasta + loads of cheese + yummy meat" = lasagna that is heavenly! Modifying the classics to meet a diet is, in every way, personal opinion and not fact. Borrowing the name a type of dish and changing the recipe completely as to alter that dish beyond recognition, while not a crime..is still wrong.
Now...did knowing I'm an omnivore and I've lost 83 lbs help my statement any? Neither does you being vegan or losing 111 pounds have to do with believing certain food is garbage.0 -
FYI, it isn't called lasagna because of the combination of ingredients. It is the name of the type of pasta used in the dish. You can make "lasagna" all sorts of ways (even vegan) and it's still lasagna. Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.
Yep, no lasagna noodles, no lasagna.
Looks like a great, healthy, tasty dish. Even so, I'd object to the characterization of noodles and cheese as "garbage." They're really a bit like vegans, they're fine in moderation, you just shouldn't go overboard.0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.0
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Also, I'm pretty sure it's punishable by death to remove cheese from an Italian dish that is supposed to have cheese.0
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Then that is not lasagna... that is just meat and vegetables layered...0
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Pasta is atually fairly low in calories. You could have made a fairly decent lasagna by just cutting out some of the cheese and replacing the ground beef or sausage with a ground turkey variety.0
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Btw, I am eating real lasagna.... and it is good. I'm getting all my macro nutrients in one dish....0
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Oh HELL no! :laugh:
I make my mom's lasagna - the lasagna of my youth. Classic lasagna with noodles, sauce, ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, and ground beef (ground turkey can be substituted). I will never deviate! Never!!0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.
Depends on the quality of the noodle and the bread.
White noodles have lower micro nutrients than nutrient dense flaxseed bread.0 -
Oh HELL no! :laugh:
I make my mom's lasagna - the lasagna of my youth. Classic lasagna with noodles, sauce, ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, and ground beef (ground turkey can be substituted). I will never deviate! Never!!
And you know what-- you don't have to!
This recipe is for people that might want to try something a little different.0 -
Also, I'm pretty sure it's punishable by death to remove cheese from an Italian dish that is supposed to have cheese.
I'm still kicking, lol!0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.
Depends on the quality of the noodle and the bread.
White noodles have lower micro nutrients than nutrient dense flaxseed bread.
Well I know you probably don't have one handy because you already would have done this, but if you had a pasta machine, you could easily make a flaxseed lasagna noodle.0 -
Also, I'm pretty sure it's punishable by death to remove cheese from an Italian dish that is supposed to have cheese.
I'm still kicking, lol!0 -
FYI, it isn't called lasagna because of the combination of ingredients. It is the name of the type of pasta used in the dish. You can make "lasagna" all sorts of ways (even vegan) and it's still lasagna. Without the actual pasta, though, it's not lasagna.
Yep, no lasagna noodles, no lasagna.
Looks like a great, healthy, tasty dish. Even so, I'd object to the characterization of noodles and cheese as "garbage." They're really a bit like vegans, they're fine in moderation, you just shouldn't go overboard.
Overall, I support this post. I was harsh calling noodles and cheese "garbage" and while my personal opinion has not changed it is just that. An opinion.0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.
*nods*
This is what I was wondering.....0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.
Depends on the quality of the noodle and the bread.
White noodles have lower micro nutrients than nutrient dense flaxseed bread.
Well I know you probably don't have one handy because you already would have done this, but if you had a pasta machine, you could easily make a flaxseed lasagna noodle.
I've been begging for a pasta roller for ages. Some day!!0 -
I don't get why noodles are "garbage" but bread is not.
*nods*
This is what I was wondering.....
See previous posts addressing this.0 -
I'm ok with no noodles (gluten intolerance)
but no cheese? That's my issue. But still looks delicious!0
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