NO JOKE - Dishwasher Lasagna!!!
Dishwasher Lasagna Florentine
Cook spinach and ricotta cheese lasagna in your dishwasher
Whether you're cooking for a few friends, throwing a dinner party, or just trying to feed a hungry family, lasagna is a classic dish favored in many homes. Tasty and easy to make, it can satisfy even the heartiest of appetites. But what if your oven has decided to take an unexpected vacation and you have hungry mouths to feed expecting nothing less than a taste of Italy? Save the day by creating hot and delicious Spinach and Ricotta Cheese lasagna fresh from your dishwasher! Sure to be entertaining and guaranteed to leave your guests speechless, no one will believe it until they see it, when you pull a perfectly cooked lasagna from between your freshly washed dinner plates and silverware. This unique recipe is easy to create and doesn't require much more time than cooking lasagna the old fashioned way. So try getting the kids involved for some fun food magic, or just impress your friends and become the talk of the dinner table with this creative meal idea sure to please! Recipe for Dishwasher Lasagna Florentine
Serves: 4
Prep. time: 20-30 minutes
Cooking time: 2-hour cycle Ingredients:
- ½ jar of your favourite pasta sauce (we used Florentine Spinach & Cheese)
- 3 fresh lasagna pasta sheets (you can also use 'oven-ready' lasagna sheets)
- ½ 16.8 oz container of Ricotta cheese
- ½ package of mixed grated cheese
- 1 cup freshly chopped spinach
- Garlic
- Onion flakes
- Fine herbs
- Thick aluminum foil
- Cut three 24-inch x 12-inch sheets of aluminum foil and lie on flat surface.
- Place first lasagna pasta sheet flat in the centre of the aluminum foil and spread a thick layer of pasta sauce over the entire noodle.
- Mix the ricotta cheese and chopped spinach in bowl. Spread half the ricotta cheese and spinach mixture on top of the pasta sauce.
- Next, sprinkle desired amount grated cheese, fine herbs, garlic, and onion flakes, and top with second pasta sheet.
Tip: To help eliminate any extra moisture while cooking in the dishwasher, it is recommended to use dried onion flakes for flavour rather than fresh onions. - Repeat with pasta sauce, ricotta cheese and spinach mixture, and herbs.
- Cut the third lasagna pasta sheet into 3/8-inch strips and place on top in a criss-cross fashion, one under the other.
- Sprinkle with fine herbs.
- Securely wrap lasagna in the aluminum foil by taking the two longest sides of the foil and bringing them to meet in the middle, above the lasagna.
- Begin carefully folding the two edges together creating a 'paper bag' effect until the two sides are folded down just above the lasagna.
- Flatten the foil down so it is flat above the lasagna and begin to fold the sides in like a present, first folding the corners inside and then folding the remainder in towards the lasagna.
- Once the lasagna is wrapped, place it flat in the dishwasher on the bottom rack. Tip: You can also add dirty dishes and detergent to the dishwasher but only if you are confident the lasagna is tightly wrapped, otherwise you'll end up with a very soapy lasagna.
- Set dishwasher on normal cycle and select 'heated dry' and 'sanitize' for extra heat. This cycle should take about two hours.
- Once the cycle is completed, let the lasagna stand for a few minutes before serving.
FIRST I have to ask have you tried this?
SECOND Aren't you worried old food will get in it? bacteria etc.?
THIRD Where did you get this?
I would be totally afraid to do that plus my husband would probably be mad as heck. Especially if he had dirty dishes washing with his dinner.
I am sure the thought behind this is sincere but it's really just gross. SORRY
SECOND Aren't you worried old food will get in it? bacteria etc.?
THIRD Where did you get this?
I would be totally afraid to do that plus my husband would probably be mad as heck. Especially if he had dirty dishes washing with his dinner.
I am sure the thought behind this is sincere but it's really just gross. SORRY
Hey Hotmamawannabe,
Welcome to the bama boards! Glad to have you.I read this on the yahoo.com page.I didnt make this post but saw you responding so I wanted to tell you I saw it as well.I would never try this method myself but hey I guess to each is own.Have a Blessed Night!
Spoken With God's Amazing Love,
Brandy
R. c
on 11/9/08 6:13 am - nashville, TN
on 11/9/08 6:13 am - nashville, TN
I've not seen that one before, but i have heard of dishwasher salmon:
www.salon.com/nov96/salmon961118.html
www.salon.com/nov96/salmon961118.html
~* Rosie *~ 2-16-10

