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spinach & mushroom lasagne - do I have to use cottage cheese/ ricotta?

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Stargazing · 24/06/2007 13:55

Okay so I was at the supermarche with no real idea of what to make for dinner and ended up with spinach, mushrooms, lasagne sheets, parmesan, butter, milk etc - and thought, great, I'll do a spinach & mushroom lasagne. Now I get home and all the recipes say that you need ricotta cheese/ cottage cheese. Wouldn't this be cheese overload, what with the white sauce and all? And I really can't be a*sed to go back to the shops. Can I just do a layer of lasagne sheets, a layer of spinach and mushroom mixture (maybe with some tomato, if it has to be a bit wetter?) and a layer of cheese sauce? Will this work?

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suzywong · 24/06/2007 13:57

do what you like, love
AFAIA there are no lasagne Police operating in your area this month.

Stargazing · 24/06/2007 14:08

ugh, what I am getting at is whether anyone knows whether his will work - not whether I have permission - but, oh, thanks ever so much for clearing THAT part of it up for me!

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suzywong · 24/06/2007 14:10

OK then, put some double cream and nutmeg in with the spinach and mushrooms and some toasted pinenuts for texture

PinkTulips · 24/06/2007 14:12

at suzy

tomatoes sounds fine, i wouldn't worry too much.... there are about 200 million differant versions of lasagne and they mostly taste fine

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