Guest guest Posted January 6, 2005 Report Share Posted January 6, 2005 My own lasagne for our two-person household which always has one of us watching my weight ;=) ----- EGGPLANT AND MUSHROOM LASAGNE (VEGAN) (This serves 2 but can be doubled, trebbled, etc. for more. No prob.) This dish is, however, not recommended for freezing. Preheat oven to 400 F. Put water on for noodles. One pound of eggplant - sliced thin and sauteed lightly until tender (steaming works okay) - if I don't have enough eggplant, I slice in zuccini and yellow summer squash too. One and a half cups homemade tomato pasta sauce (recipe at foot of page - I make up a bunch and freeze mine) OR your favourite commercial one. Quarter pound or more mushrooms - sliced and sauteed/steamed Half cup mozzarella 'cheez' - grated Quarter cup parmesan 'cheez' - grated Half pound tofu (I use firm and thin out with veg. stock) - whooshed in blender and seasoned with salt, pepper, dash of tabasco, half the soy 'parmesan' - other seasonings, your choice. Quarter cup brown breadcrumbs Herbs: parsley, thyme, oregano - your pick salt and pepper to taste. Lasagna noodles - However many you need for your usual lasagna. I used five or six wholewheat noodles for an 8 by 10 inch baking dish (there are just two of us here) and skimped on the middle layer of noodles). That size dish usually takes 9 or so strips of lasagne. Method: Cook noodles for around ten minutes while the eggplant is being sauteed. Lightly sauce the bottom of the baking dish, add layers of noodles, sauce, eggplant, mushrooms, soy 'mozzarella', herbs, salt and pepper, etc. (just as with any lasagne). Top with tofu sauce and breadcrumbs with soy 'parmesan' and bake for 20 minutes or so. ------- QUICK PASTA SAUCE (I double or treble this amount and freeze in batches) One medium onion, half a medium carrot, and two or more garlic cloves chopped/grated and sauteed in olive oil. Two Tablespoons fresh herbs - oregano, thyme - whatever - or use half amt. of dried 28 Ounce Can of crushed tomatoes. Bring to boil, lower heat and simmer for around twenty minutes, longer if you have the time. Sauce should be a bit like sloppy porridge in texture. From Pat (veggiehound) --------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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