Vegetarian lasagna anyone?

[WimpyRen]

I was wondering if any of you had any good vegetarian lasagna recipes? I've been looking for ages, but I can't seem to find one that really does it for me. I'd just rather make it than buy it from the frozen section (and maybe I can get my husband to eat it to! hehe) :p

[Nightblooming_Flower]

Do you eat eggs?

Cause I make mine with Quorn, which contains egg whites. You can find it in the frozen foods section. I just substitute the mince for qourn and use any regular lasagna recipe. No meat-eater will be abe to tell the difference!

[WimpyRen]

Hmm, never used that before- I'll give it a try, thanks! :)

[midgetgem]

We made veggie lasagne in italy lasy year-

We used aubergine (eggplant) as the main ingredient, and then some other veggies like courgettes peppers and stuff as well.

Then layer it like normal, probably seasoning with plenty of salt n pepper!

[vivien]

We normally make it with sauted veggies, like lots of sliced small mushrooms, spinach and the like. it comes out reeeAAAAAALY good!

[midgetgem]

We normally make it with sauted veggies, like lots of sliced small mushrooms, spinach and the like. it comes out reeeAAAAAALY good!
mmm that sounds so yummy!

[WimpyRen]

That does sound super good. Thanks for the suggestions, especially the eggplant...I haven't used that yet and I don't know why. I love it so much!

[midgetgem]

No problemo, we all love food

[dootsie]

Squash and zucchini, boiled first. Perhaps some spinach, really well-boiled carrots, or brocoli. I had a friend who would do a layer of hummus in her's, too.

[vivien]

Squash and zucchini, boiled first. Perhaps some spinach, really well-boiled carrots, or brocoli. I had a friend who would do a layer of hummus in her's, too.

Oh man, I could see hummus being either really grose, or really great.

[WimpyRen]

Yeah, I love hummus- but, hmmm I might have to do that when I'm feeling adventurous