DCB Lasagna

[pampchef.angel]

Just wondering if anyone had ever tried to use the DCB for a quick lasagna - maybe with the no boil noodles? I have host wanting an italian dish, and the Creamy Penne Pasta just won't do...

[kdangel518]

I've been wondering about this too! Thanks for posting ;)

[pampchef.angel]

Maybe if no one posts, I will try it and let ya know!!

[kdangel518]

That would be great- I've been meaning to give it a go, just haven't gotten around to it yet!

[ChefPaulaB]

You could do like a baked ziti... I've made it in the DCB in micro before...

[meganmcg]

I have made lasagna in the baker in the microwave a few times, always turns out great. I use the no boil noodles but I think enough moisture is produced that you could use regular uncooked noodles (haven't got around to trying that yet). Mine was three layers of noodles and about 1# of meat, microwaved for abou 20 minutes. Hope this helps!

[pampchef.angel]

I have made lasagna in the baker in the microwave a few times, always turns out great. I use the no boil noodles but I think enough moisture is produced that you could use regular uncooked noodles (haven't got around to trying that yet). Mine was three layers of noodles and about 1# of meat, microwaved for abou 20 minutes. Hope this helps!


Thank you...definitely going to give it a go!! I'll post my results :)

[Jolie_Paradoxe]

It comes out great, but timing is critical....35 minutes in my micro was way too long. I got burnt edges....so I would start with 25 minutes and add as needed.

[nene960]

I have done chicken maincotti in the microwave in the DCB. I did not boil the manicotti noodles either and it turned out great. I can't wait to try the lasagna in the Microwave!

[chefheidi2003]

wow..another great recipe in the DCB that I need to try..oh bummer..LOL