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Reviewed: Jul. 4, 2006
i think this is a good starting base but it would benefit from adding more things. there was nowhere near enough sauce in the recipe and it tasted pretty bland. spices, some garlic, onion, mushrooms (and maybe spinach) would really make this delicious.
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Reviewed: May 30, 2006
The recipe is bland without some changes. I made the following changes, and it was fabulous. I added to the sauce mixture: 1 tsp basil 1 tsp italian seasoning 2 cloves garlic 1 c. lowfat ricotta 1 sauteed zucchini 1 1/2 c. sauteed mushrooms 1/2 pack frozen spinach and increased the spaghetti sauce to 2 cups, increased salt to 1/2 teaspoon.
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Reviewed: May 25, 2006
Delicious, and even better the next day! I added other spices like basil, garlic powder, etc., but other than that, followed the recipe exactly. Thank you!!
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Reviewed: May 17, 2006
It was a pretty yummy recipe! I used 1/2 of a jar of Ragu Extra Chunky Mushroom sauce (the big jar kind) and I should have doubled the mozarella cheese on top of the lasagna as well as in the sauce mixture because it simply didn't taste as cheesy as I thought lasagna should have tasted. I also added 15 oz. of ricotta cheese to the sauce mix. This recipe really had a lot of great potential, but it wasn't salty enough for me (next time I will double the salt) and it was really soggy. I think that was just because I didn't pat the tofu dry enough. I also added mushrooms and I think that if I hadn't added that, the lasagna would have gotten old really fast. As it was, the mushrooms kept the taste interesting. Next time, I will try adding zucchini or even cucumbers to see how it turns out! This recipe tastes great as a leftover. Definitely will try it again in the future and fine-tune it. Also remember to really crumble the tofu up really well or it will just have a weird texture in the lasagna (i.e. be chunky and bland.) I might also try making the sauce the night before and allowing the sauces and flavors to marinate the tofu. Didn't really see the point of the nutmeg, but didn't see the harm either so I will continue to use it!
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Reviewed: May 15, 2006
Fabulous veggie lasagna! I used two jars of sauce, doubled the cheese and sauteed some mushrooms in a little olive oil and garlic and threw that in there with some extra spices--it was GREAT!! My whole family (including two small children) loved it! Tons of leftovers. I will definitely make this again.
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Reviewed: May 6, 2006
sooo easy and healthy and the tofu texture came out great! My bf couldn't even tell the difference. I used no boil lasagna noodles, added 1/2 lb ground chicken and mushrooms and only put cheese on top to cut down on fat. A little more salt and pepper and definitely use 1-1.5 jars spaghetti sauce. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: Apr. 13, 2006
I love tofu, and I love lasagna ... I never thought this would taste soooo GOOD. I made some modifications to it based on other users reviews. First I sprayed my pan with PAM. In a large mixing bowl, I added a block of firm tofu (dried off w/ paper towel), 2 eggs, a couple gulgs of organic milk, kosher salt, italian seasoning, garlic powder, basil, nutmeg, blk pepper, mozz cheese, 3 cloves of fresh garlic chopped, and 1/2 a jar of Bertolli olive oil and mushroom sauce. I smashed it all together for the ricotta consistency and then put this tofu mixture as my bottom layer. I had 3 layers of noodles. On my 1st layer, I put some sauce from the jar and some cheese; then the tofu mixture, then sauce/cheese. I never measure my spices. Just pour in a whole bunch cuz it tastes so good (or eyeball it, as Rachel Ray would say)! Next time I may add some Boca ground meat sauteed in EVOO and garlic and add it as one of my layers. Spinach sounds good too. I bet my tofu-phobic husband will never know this lasagna was made with tofu! Thanks for the great recipe! *UPDATE*: I successfully tricked my husband. He LOVED the lasagna so I do not think I will ruin it for him by telling him about the tofu. One thing I would probably try differently next time is to use plain sauce (not the tofu/sauce mixture) for the bottom layer.
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Reviewed: Mar. 29, 2006
I followed the recipe exactly and found it to be quite pleasant. I was also a little leery about tofu, but was pleasantly surprised. Next time I will use a full can of sauce.
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Reviewed: Mar. 21, 2006
Made this again tonight. Simpler this time around. I layered my tofu btwn 2 plates wrapped in paper towel (changing often if they become wet)... I did this for about 30-45 min prior to making this whole thing. The key is to NOT HAVE excess water in your sauce mixture--that's what makes it runny people! Anyhoo after I dried my tofu I eyballed my spices in a lg bowl, parsley, basil, italian seasoning, oregano, pinch of garlic salt, lemon pepper, grated parm cheese (I'd rather use the fresh one, but wanted more flavor in this mix--fresh added later), minced garlic and a smidge of olive oil. Mashed that all together the good old fashioned way (with my fingers--plus my toddler helped) and made it look like the consistency of ricotta cheese--amazing. Still used that Costco size Ragu parm sauce for this-dumped the entire jar in. Think it could be just a wee bit saucier, so I have a sm jar to pop open for the leftovers. Other than that...GREAT EASY RECIPE. Oh yeah and hubby loved it last time... didn't suspect a thing! My new way of making lasagna.
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Reviewed: Mar. 20, 2006
love it love it love it. thank you so much. i use spinach lasagne noodles and skimp on the parmesan cheese to save money.
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Reviewed: Mar. 6, 2006
I would never have thought to use tofu in place of ricotta cheese in lasagna! The consistency is very similar, but it's a little bland and definitely needs additional herbs and sauce. Thanks, Michelle!
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2006
This recipe was SO good!! I'm eating leftovers now actually. . . like other comments, I added more sauce, and I put in steamed spinach & mushrooms & extra garlic into the mixture before spreading it. . . YUM! will definitly be making this again.
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Reviewed: Feb. 14, 2006
This is by far a much healthier version than the ricotta version we all know and love. Make sure you pick up 2 jars of sauce. Use some to pour into the tofu mix, and use the rest as you create your layers, finishing with a layer of sauce on the top followed by grated cheese. The tofu itself is rather bland, so the sauce really helps to make it yummy.
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Reviewed: Feb. 6, 2006
great recipe. I make this all of the time for my hubby. he has no clue that this has tofu in it, nor will he ever!!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 18, 2006
Absolutely delicious! I did what others recommended and doubled the cheese and used a full jar of spaghetti sauce. I also added some onions. Next time I will add some more veggies and double the sauce as well. My husband had no clue that I used tofu and he LOVED it! This recipe is definitely a keeper!
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Reviewed: Jan. 2, 2006
I just finished eating this moments ago, and though it was great! Based on other reviewers, I made a few changes. I 1) used a whole bottle of speghetti sauce (Ragu- tomato, basil & onion), 2) I added 2 cups each of baby portabella's, zucchini, roma tomatoes, and eggplant, which I just sprinkled over top of the sauce in between layers, and 3) I covered the top with italian-seasoned bread crumbs and sprinkled some parmesan over top of that before I baked it, I think it added a little something extra. With the addition of the veggies, I reccommend cooking it 35 - 40 minutes. The only thing I would really change is to attempt to get most of the moisture out of the tofu first, as this tended to water down the sauce and make it runny. My roommates liked it as well (even though no one is vegetarian!)
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Reviewed: Dec. 4, 2005
It is true, you can't even tell it has tofu! I used a whole jar of spaghetti sauce, whole wheat lasagna noodles and 3 cups of cheese.
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Reviewed: Dec. 3, 2005
I made a dairy free version of Tofu Lasagna and my dinner guests loved it! Tofu Lasagna: mash together one 1 lb. soft tofu, 1 lb. firm tofu, 1 T sugar, 1/4 cup soy milk, 1/2 tsp. garlic powder, 2 T. lemon juice, 3 tsp. minced fresh basil and 2 tsp. salt. The mixture should have a ricotta-like consistency. Layer tomato sauce, cooked noodles, the tofu mixture and drained frozen spinach, ending with a layer of noodles, covered by tomato sauce. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes.
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Reviewed: Nov. 8, 2005
this was an easy, yummy recipe. I ended up making the filling one and half times with the normal amount of noodles and was glad i did because it filled it out more.
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Reviewed: Oct. 31, 2005
I made this recipe for my meat-eating gf and myself. I was surprised at how much it makes. I had plenty of leftovers. However I strongly recommend that you follow what other reviews have suggested: a) use spaghetti sauce (I used a garlic & tomato one which was good) b) DOUBLE the amount of ingredients in the SAUCE mixture (I even think you could more than double it as I started to run out). I didn’t use tofu but instead a meat substitute (Quorn Crumbles). It is a good recipe and my gf was surprised that it tasted so good. Next time I think I will add more (onions, garlic, maybe some vegetables). Even the leftovers were good (I ate it all myself)
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