How To Use Leftover Lasagna In An Amazing Way
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So, you’ve got a half pan of lasagna leftover from last night’s dinner. You’re scratching your head in wonderment, trying to figure out what to do with this day old meal. You don’t want to waste the food, but your family never eats leftovers.
The answer to your dilemma lies within this recipe. You make lasagna bread! “Say, what?!” Yep, you read that right, leftover lasagna bread. The best thing about this recipe is that you can get your family to eat leftovers because you are essentially creating a “new” meal. Genius!
Recipe courtesy of Saveur.
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Quick Tip: Add butter and parmesan cheese to the top of this bread once it comes out of the oven.