Suitable for VF7700 & VM7900 series models.
One of our recent recipes talked about how we can make real food fast food at home.
It usually takes a little bit of prep work, such as already having some home-made Alfredo sauce on hand (though a jar of store-bought will certainly do in a pinch) I also like to have things like meatballs and sausages on hand for just these situations, so I can throw something together when I haven't had time or energy to cook a full-on meal, but I still don't want to pull through a drive-through place.
Another thing I like to have on hand is frozen or refrigerated ravioli. Ravioli is delicious and it's so quick and easy, so I keep some in the freezer so I can heat it up and go. I sometimes even put it in school lunches.
This quick and easy lasagna recipe is cool because it uses ravioli, so it's so much quicker than traditional lasagna, but with the same layering technique and the same general outcome.
I love that it uses white sauce or red, because sometimes I'm just in the mood for that kind of creamy goodness.
Ingredients for Quick and Easy Spinach Ravioli Lasagna in Clay:
Directions for Quick and Easy Spinach Ravioli Lasagna in Clay:
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