Bulgher??'s and using lasagna noodles - - Looking for Vegan Lasagna Recipe

[Guest guest]

What is Bulgher? Where would you find it? I actually don't mind if

it's not so meaty since my kids don't like meat anyway. I think what

I like a lot about the lasanga recipe is the layers of lasanga

noodles with the sauce in between them.

 

With this recipe you don't precook the lasagna noodles so they come

out great in the slow cooker. I got it ready once but didn't have

time to slow cook it and put it in the oven instead and it was

aweful because the noodles have to be slow cooked if they are not

pre cooked.

 

That is why I want to find ways to make this a vegan lasagna. It's

so easy to put together and cook.

 

Diane

 

, " Cherrie Jacobsen "

<glitterophelia@v...> wrote:

> How about Bulgher (sp?) instead of brown rice/meat? It's got a

meaty

> texture, but isn't soy...

>

[Guest guest]

Diane,

I never pre-cook the lasagna noodles whether I use them in the crock-pot or not.

I get the regular noodles (not the ones that say you don't need to pre-cook

them) and just layer them with the rest of the stuff. They come out great. I

think the deal is you need to put a bit extra liquid (sauce) on them so that the

lasagna is not dry and the noodles cook well. FWIW

 

God's Peace,

Gayle

-

ef4u2

Thursday, April 28, 2005 2:00 PM

Bulgher??'s and using lasagna noodles - -

Re: Looking for Vegan Lasagna Recipe

 

 

What is Bulgher? Where would you find it? I actually don't mind if

it's not so meaty since my kids don't like meat anyway. I think what

I like a lot about the lasanga recipe is the layers of lasanga

noodles with the sauce in between them.

 

With this recipe you don't precook the lasagna noodles so they come

out great in the slow cooker. I got it ready once but didn't have

time to slow cook it and put it in the oven instead and it was

aweful because the noodles have to be slow cooked if they are not

pre cooked.

 

That is why I want to find ways to make this a vegan lasagna. It's

so easy to put together and cook.

 

Diane

 

, " Cherrie Jacobsen "

<glitterophelia@v...> wrote:

> How about Bulgher (sp?) instead of brown rice/meat? It's got a

meaty

> texture, but isn't soy...

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

http://www.epicureantable.com/articles/agrainbulgur.htm

 

 

Maybe this will help!

 

Cherrie

 

 

-

" ef4u2 " <ef4u

 

Thursday, April 28, 2005 11:00 AM

Bulgher??'s and using lasagna noodles - -

Re: Looking for Vegan Lasagna Recipe

 

 

> What is Bulgher? Where would you find it? I actually don't mind if

> it's not so meaty since my kids don't like meat anyway. I think what

> I like a lot about the lasanga recipe is the layers of lasanga

> noodles with the sauce in between them.

>

> With this recipe you don't precook the lasagna noodles so they come

> out great in the slow cooker. I got it ready once but didn't have

> time to slow cook it and put it in the oven instead and it was

> aweful because the noodles have to be slow cooked if they are not

> pre cooked.

>

> That is why I want to find ways to make this a vegan lasagna. It's

> so easy to put together and cook.

>

> Diane

>

> , " Cherrie Jacobsen "

> <glitterophelia@v...> wrote:

>> How about Bulgher (sp?) instead of brown rice/meat? It's got a

> meaty

>> texture, but isn't soy...

>>

>

>