Sicilian Vegetable Lasagna

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We had Steve over for dinner tonight. I've made the meat lasagna from this article a couple of times, and it's excellent. I decided to try the veggie version this time, even though I'm not that crazy about eggplant. The recipe makes three lasagnas - eat one, freeze two. The lasagna was good, but I don't think Larry liked the briny characteristic of it that much.

  • Sicilian Vegetable Lasagna (Fine Cooking #44, May 2001, p. 38)
  • Sourdough bread with Sauteed Garlic Butter (Fine Cooking #43, March 2001, p. 49)
  • Wilted Spinach with Sauteed Garlic and Dried Cranberries

Wine: David Bruce 1999 Ranchita Canyon Sangiovese (Paso Robles, California).

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Amy said:

Briny?

Sheri said:

Brine-y? It has capers and olives in the sauce. Oh, and anchovies!

Amy said:

Oh. I wouldn't have guessed capers and olives (or anchovies) in veggie lasagne. Now I understand the briny/brine-y comment.

KT said:

It looks yummy though:) I like the idea of making more than you need an freezing it for another time.

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