Matzoh Lasagna
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Matzoh Lasagna
Recipe provided by Great Performances’ founder
Liz Neumark
Making matzoh lasagna is not unlike making a regular lasagna, except you’re substituting matzoh for the pasta and I make it with fewer layers.
Also, I make it with fewer layers.
You’ll Need:
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Tomato sauce
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Matzoh
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Cheese mix – I combine ricotta, Parmesan and egg
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Sauteed or roasted vegetables of choice
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Mozarella cheese
Procedure:
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From the bottom up!
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Base: tomato puree/sauce (homemade sauce or jarred)
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Next – layer of matzoh
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Next – cheese layer…can be ricotta/grated Parmesan/egg
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Next – sautéed/roasted veggies – whatever you have handy (mushrooms, eggplant, peppers, onions, eggplant, zucchini)
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Next – layer of matzoh
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Next – nice cheesy layer – can be the ricotta and/or you can add some shredded cheese.
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Top – cover with tomato sauce – you can add some sliced tomatoes on the top if you have to use
Bake uncovered at 350 F for 45 minutes, uncovered.
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