music and lasagne, food for the soul

Dec 03, 2008 22:54



GM and I played hooky from dance practice tonight. We went to a concert of medieval music at Stanford, staring Read more... )

lasagne, food

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kareina December 4 2008, 07:25:23 UTC
Sigh. I eagerly clicked on the link, as my sweetie, clovis_t, loves lasagna, and I'm rather fond of it myself. Alas, there are two ingredients in this world which I am convinced are poison and should never be put near food. One of them is wine, the other vinegar. Your lasagne uses both! Oh well, good for me to know, if you ever offer me lasagne, I must politely decline and leave more for the rest of the world.

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ppfuf December 4 2008, 15:30:25 UTC
To make your own, nothing in my list is actually _required_. If anything, leaving out the wine and vinegar reduces the reduction time :)

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greatsword December 4 2008, 18:04:17 UTC
Do you freeze it before any cooking? If so, what is the cooking time when removed?

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ppfuf December 4 2008, 18:59:43 UTC
Yes, although all the ingredients are cooked. If possible, defrost in the refrigerator (apx 24 hours) before baking. If you must bake a lasagne from a frozen state, you will need to cover with tin foil and bake for about 2 hours. Then uncover and bake for a further 30 minutes. Check the temp with an insta-read thermometer to ensure it is hot in the middle before serving.

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evil_macaroni December 4 2008, 18:55:04 UTC
Mmmm, sounds very tasty. The only comment I'd offer is that it helps to drain the ricotta overnight first (trick I learned from Lidia's cookbook).

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ppfuf December 4 2008, 19:00:25 UTC
Drain it in cheese cloth? I've never tried that, but will on the next batch.

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ppfuf December 12 2008, 23:54:22 UTC
Marinara, the really non-cheater version. I’m not going to use a lot of measurements because everything is seasonably variable and just because I’ll use two heads of garlic does not mean everyone should ( ... )

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