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This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences with recipes from the "29 Minutes to Dinner" cookbook. Many contributors discuss specific dishes they have tried, modifications they made, and their overall impressions of the cookbook.
Participants generally expressed positive sentiments about the cookbook and the recipes they tried, with no clear consensus on any specific dish being the best.
Many participants shared personal modifications to recipes based on their tastes and family preferences, indicating a variety of cooking experiences and approaches to the dishes.
Consultants interested in exploring quick and easy recipes, as well as those looking for ideas on how to modify dishes to suit personal tastes, may find this discussion valuable.
Same problem with my trial last night it took 20 extra min. to cook the noodles cause everytime I tested then they were not cooked enough. I have made the no boil version lasagna and it came out the same in texture. DH wasn't too fond of this skillet version (but he's not one for change). And it came out too runny, it looked like pasta soup. Oh well at least I got to try itpamperedlinda said:I made the Skillet Lasagna tonight too. It was very good and DH loved it. It did take longer than 29 minutes though.....I wonder what kind of lasagna pasta they used in the test kitchen? Mine took a lot longer to cook than what the recipe said (I used Publix brand pasta). It stil only took @ 45 mins from start to finish, which was very good, just nowhere near ready to eat in 29.
After reading about the runny probloems that a few of you had I purposely added less water than called for.....in the end, I wound-up adding more water - twice. I think I probably used more than the 3 cups that the recipe calles for. Mine was not runny, in fact I thought it was a little bit on the dry side (not real saucy). It tasted very good, just took longer. I used Barilla's tomato basil sauce. And, I was too lazy to go to the garden for parsley so I added about 1/2 tsp on Italian seasoning to the cheese mixture.heat123 said:Same problem with my trial last night it took 20 extra min. to cook the noodles cause everytime I tested then they were not cooked enough. I have made the no boil version lasagna and it came out the same in texture. DH wasn't too fond of this skillet version (but he's not one for change). And it came out too runny, it looked like pasta soup. Oh well at least I got to try it![]()
Next I am making the BLT mac for a bbq party this weekend! That sounds yummy!
I did that recipe, but with some twists, since I didn't have spinach on hand. I used orange pepper, red onion, sage and deli ham. It was YUMMY, but I have to agree...it could have used "something"! You may be right on the mark about the garlic...or possibly some red pepper flakes in the butter when browning? Parsley?Smashie said:Tonight I made the Brown Butter Tortellini with Spinach and Ham. It was delicious........BUT, I think it needed "something". Not sure what, maybe a clove of garlic, because it was a little bland.
Would love to hear some recommendations on how to bring it up a notch.
KellyTheChef said:I did that recipe, but with some twists, since I didn't have spinach on hand. I used orange pepper, red onion, sage and deli ham. It was YUMMY, but I have to agree...it could have used "something"! You may be right on the mark about the garlic...or possibly some red pepper flakes in the butter when browning? Parsley?
I started the timer when I put the lasagna noodles in the pan.raebates said:I think part of the "watery" issue with the Skillet Lasagna is that different pasta sauces have different consistencies.
As far as the timing is concerned, I've been telling people that the 29 minutes is from the time you start assembling this recipe. If you start timing from the moment you walk into the kitchen and say, "I'm ready to make dinner now," it will take longer than 29 minutes. If you assemble all of the ingredients, then start timing, I found it pretty close to 29 minutes.
Smashie said:I made the Chicken Paprika one too, ( i forgot to tell ya'll). THAT was YUMMY!!!
The Butter Tortellini would be good with some sliced up portabella mushrooms......YUM!!!
The 29 Minutes to Dinner Cookbook is a collection of quick and easy recipes designed to help busy individuals and families prepare delicious meals in 29 minutes or less. It features a variety of dishes that utilize simple ingredients and efficient cooking techniques, making it perfect for weeknight dinners.
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