What can I make with broken Lasagna bits?

Gold Member Joined: Dec 24 2009 Posts: 2433

So when I make lasagna, I don't boil the noodles first, so I often have broken bits of lasagna noodles left over. (I break the ends off to fit in the pan).

I've got about a quart size ziploc filled with ends. Any suggestions on what I can make with them? I was thinking to boil them and maybe use them for kugel, but I don't really have enough.

Any suggestions?
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Silver Member Joined: Mar 23 2006 Posts: 642

I don't boil my noodles first and they fit just fine, I never have to break them. I use a 9 x 13 pan and it fits.

Executive Member Joined: Aug 06 2006 Posts: 350

I would add them to broth for soup. This could be a Sunday lunch.

Can you break the bits down further, and add them to a spaghetti sauce?
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That sounds perfect for lasagna chips! YUM@!

Just spread the bits on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper, smear with olive oil, sprinle whatever spices you'd like and bake at 400 F/200 C until crisp. (about 20 minutes, turn over chips once in the middle)
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Gold Member Joined: Dec 24 2009 Posts: 2433

Gold Member Joined: Dec 24 2009 Posts: 2433

Don't cook them first. I spice them with seasoned salt, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, and paprika.

If you do serve them as an appetizer with dip, you could do a cream cheese based dip for milchig, or salsa and/or guacomole.

Enjoy!