If you like that, you might try doing a google search for "king ranch casserole". It's basically a Tex-Mex version of lasagna.
My liking for "traditional" lasagna is inversely proportional to how much ricotta it contains. I really don't care for ricotta or cottage cheese, but I usually include at least a little bit because I've never been able to figure out if ricotta is a "structural necessity" (it won't turn out right if it's not in there), or if it's just a taste thing, where I can completely eliminate it without worry.
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Date: 2010-10-24 01:24 am (UTC)My liking for "traditional" lasagna is inversely proportional to how much ricotta it contains. I really don't care for ricotta or cottage cheese, but I usually include at least a little bit because I've never been able to figure out if ricotta is a "structural necessity" (it won't turn out right if it's not in there), or if it's just a taste thing, where I can completely eliminate it without worry.