Kmt's Low Fat Ricotta Spinach Rolls

"This is a treasured adoptee. Here is KMT's original description of it: Delicious, low fat, Italian dish. Very filling too!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 15mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  • Start chopping basil and parsley.
  • (Use dried if you REALLY feel lazy!) Prepare Lasagna pasta according to package Lay a few sheets of wax paper on the kitchen table.
  • In a mixing bowl, combine Riccota, 1/2 of the mozzarella (reserve rest for later), Parsley, Basil, spinach (hopefully you really squeezed it out dry!) ,salt,pepper, egg and carrots.
  • Mix well by hand.
  • Lay cooked Lasagna on wax paper Spread a thin layer of spinach mixture down the length of the lasagna.
  • You may have leftover pasta and/or spinach filling.
  • Just store it or chuck it.
  • Spread a little sauce on the bottom of large shallow casserole dish.
  • Roll each filled lasagna and place in casserole dish.
  • Spoon the pasta sauce onto Spinach roles.
  • Top with remaining mozzarella cheese.
  • Bake for 20-30 minutes .
  • Serve hot with a crusty garlic bread and salad.

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Reviews

  1. This was really good. I used 2 - 700ml jars of Classico Florentine Spinach and Cheese Spaghetti Sauce. And I was really lazy and used dry basil. I will definatley make this again. I think I will try Healthy Choice Chunky Lovers Italian Stlye Vegetable Sauce next time - it's fat free.
     
  2. It tastes like something is missing. It was very bland. Needs garlic and carmelized onions to give it some more flavor. I would also cut the spinach amount in half and add some cottage cheese along with the ricotta. Turkey sausage would be a nice addition but would still keep the fat low. It was quick and easy to prepare. The hardest part is drying the spinach, used a lot of paper towels. I would not make this with the ingredients stated again. Hope this helps someone. Thanks, Dawni
     
  3. this was great. next time i will use more ricotta and less spinach. i think garlic would make it more flavorful as well. dh was quite impressed. thanks for the great recipe!!!
     
  4. It's a lot like lasagna, but such a nice change. Definately healthier and when I served this alongside my friends lasagna ( she says she makes the worlds best lasagna ) I got more compliments on this dish than she did on hers! I froze it to take on a ski trip and it came out perfect!
     
  5. I am the only one in my family who ate this. No one else cared for it. If I ever made this again, I would cut the amount of spinach by half, omit the carrots and add garlic. I would also use an additional jar of sauce. On the plus side, it was fairly easy to assemble. I made it the night before, covered it and put it in the fridge. When I got home I got it out, preheated the oven and popped it in. I may play with this recipe. This just must have not been the flavor combination for my family.
     
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