Just moved out of my parents house and made my first dinner for guests

Posted Aug 18, 2020, 4:38 AM UTC

Posted Aug 18, 2020, 4:38 AM UTC
i had no idea lasagna in stew form was a thing, looks dank though!
Haha thanks it sure was good! Making it in a pan made the cleanup much easier
How else would you cook a lasagna but in a pan?
Pan as in stove-top pan, not oven baking pan.
The word you’re looking for is saucepan
Hey it's me, your guest.
Come on by
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Looks very similar, but it’s actually lasagna with ricotta on top (made very non traditionally)
Anyone else ready to get behind Shaksagna?
LOL I thought it was a Shakshuka too. Isn’t lasagna made in rectangular trays ? Or is that only in my country ?
Was my first thought, too. Damn, gotta make some Shakshuka again soon
There's a bunch of great YouTube channels for cooking.
Basics with Babish is a great one, then stem out from there.
Babish is a poser, go straight to chef John, Kenji alt-lopez or Adam ragusea
You are a generous god.
And here I am staring at the Hair Bender coffee from Stumptown. That’s the number one thing I miss from Portland! Haha food looks great though!
Ha ha same. Also just moved from Oregon out East. Just got to crazy in Portland for me. Where did you go?
I am in the Tampa area of Florida. You?
Georgia. The Northern part.
One pot lasagna hellll yeah. Next time you make it, you can put some Parmesan chips on it. Just a tablespoon or two of fresh Parmesan flattened on a parchment paper lined baking sheet and baked for 4-5 mins at 400f. Let them cool and that’s it! I usually do 2-3 per person.
Sounds delicious! I’ll definitely give that a try
I can't tell if it's Middle Eastern, Italian, or Central American.
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My family has always used ricotta with lasagna, force of habit I guess. It also has mozzarella and Parmesan.
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Looks delicious! I'm proud of you random internet stranger.
Much appreciated! Cooking sure is rewarding
That's like grace vanderval's recipe she presented in the kelly clarkson show... Lasagna soup
Is this Indian food or what? What is the white thing on it? Is it cabbage? Looks delicious
It's cheese. this is lasagna.
So OP is Jon Arbuckle?
Jon arbuckle?
Looks good would eat but what exactly would i be eating? Is it like a lasagna but the sheets cooked like noodles and then made like you'd make pasta?
Nicely done! Looks delicious.
Thank you!