Vegetarian Lasagne

Fee1804

Anyone got a good vegetarian lasagne recipe or divert me to a really good website where I can get one? Ones I’ve seen use quark/cottage cheese that I’m not that keen on as they always ‘split’

francinefig

I really like this one: https://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/vegetable-lasagna/

acpgee

I make my vegetable lasagna's with cottage cheese, dry pasta sheets, and arbitrary leftover or raw grated vegetables but have never had splitting problems. Maybe because I let the lasagna sit around at least a few hours so the dry pasta sheets can soak up some liquid and maybe i cook at a lower temperature.

You might try a conventional lasagna recipe that uses bechamel sauce and replace minced meat in bolognaise with lentils cooked in a tomato sauce. The Serious Eats recipe uses bechamel with ricotta. I haven't tried it though.

https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2014/11/food-lab-creamy-cheesy-ultimate-spinach-lasagna-recipe.html