Lasagna Sheets need using asap

Lavandula

I have some Tesco value Lasagna sheets that are passed their Best before date and need using.

Does anyone have any quick and easy recipes that do not need meat?

Thx:o

satchmo1

Just to say, don't worry about sell by dates for the lasagna, they'll be fine for at least another year!

shebangs

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ifonlyitwaseasier

< has some sainsbug's basics ones that are at least 3 months if not 6 past BB, still cook up fine

jackieglasgow

Smash them up and put in minestrone soup.

Aarons_mummy

I would still use them past the best before date but if not boil up some cauliflower and layer with cheese sauce and the pasta sheets, delicious with broccolli, leek, onion, carrot etc.

I would throw in anything you have really, you can't go wrong

Owain_Moneysaver

Boil until soft, cut into long strips = tagliatelli!

spike7451

Break them down into individual sheets,wrap in cling film & FREEZE them!...simples!

CCP

You could just smash them up and use them for whatever you'd use other pasta shapes for - I had macaroni cheese in a pub a while ago that turned out to be bits-of-lasagne cheese.

mi_jardin

you could make a lasagne with herb philly and spinach if you don't want to use meat, and then put a tomato top on it and sprinkle with cheese.

PipneyJane

As others have mentioned, the dates on pasta are pretty meaningless. It's dried so will keep for years beyond the date stamp. For a recipe, how about Tuna Lasagne?

Fry an onion, crushed garlic and some mushrooms in a little butter. Sprinkle over a tablespoon of flour and then add 3/4 pint milk to make a white sauce. Stir in a tin or two of tuna (drained). Bring to the boil and simmer for 5 minutes. Season. Layer it between lasagne sheets. For the top layer, mix an egg with 150ml of plain yoghurt. Spread it over the lasagne then sprinkle on 50g of strong cheddar. Bake for 45 minutes at 180C.