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Easy Meal for Any Night of the Week

Lazy Lady Lasagna

This is incredibly similar to “Baked Ziti” or “Lazy Man Lasagna,” I just call it Lazy Lady because, well, I’m a lady. Read on to discover one super easy, kid-friendly meal that’s perfect for any night of the week!

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This is one of those meals that you probably have the ingredients for already in your kitchen. That’s what I love about it and why I keep it in my rotation of meals, especially in the cooler months.

What’s not to love about a meal that all my kids will eat without complaint? One that’s quick and easy to throw together on those busy nights. A meal that is freezer friendly. It’s one of the many that I sometimes double and freeze for later.

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Lazy Lady Lasagna

Ingredients:

  • pasta of choice
  • marinara or pasta sauce, the new stuff by The Pioneer Woman is so yummy!
  • cottage cheese (I’m sure ricotta would work too, I was just raised using cottage cheese in lasagna)
  • shredded cheese.

Instructions:

Boil pasta, drain, and set aside (I just leave it in the colander for a few minutes because I don’t like dishes)
Dump sauce and cottage (or ricotta) cheese into pan.
Add the drained noodles back into pasta/cheese mixture.
Mix it all together so the pasta is evenly coated.
Dump into a baking dish, probably a 9×13 if you’re using a 16oz box of pasta.
Cover with shredded cheese and bake at 350° until cheese is melted.
We like our cheese a little more done on top, so I’ll broil it for the last 5 minutes or so once I’ve seen that the cheese is all melted.

That’s it. It’s literally one of the easiest dishes I make. My kids love this, too, making this one super easy, kid-friendly addition to our menu for any night!
*If you like meat in your lasagna, just cook it first and then add it to the pan when you mix the sauce/cottage or ricotta cheese.

Relax The Back

This is one of those meals that has been in our rotation for years! I usually always have the necessary ingredients on-hand, so it’s super shelf cooking friendly, too! What easy meals do you find yourself going back to over and over again?

Easy Meal for Any Night of the Week

Lazy Lady Lasagna recipe. Easy, kid-friendly meal that's great for any night of the week. Similar to baked ziti or lazy man lasagna.

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