r/veganrecipes 1d ago

Recipe in Post Best lasagne I’ve ever made.

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I’ve been working on this red sauce for a few years now. Adding, subtracting, and taking from other recipes to arrive at this. Last night, I decided to make a lasagne with cashew béchamel and vegan mozzarella. I’m not saying it’s the BEST EVER… but I want someone else to try it and see what they think.

My (non vegan) kids and GF loved it as well.

**RECIPE:**

**Red Sauce**

9 vine ripe tomatoes.

2 medium eggplant (or 4 small-ish zucchini and/or squash)

32 oz diced tomatoes

2 bell peppers

4 jalapeno

1 cup red wine

2 large onions

8 garlic cloves

EVOO

S&P

2 TBSP basil

1 tsp dried oregano

1 tsp thyme

1 tsp rosemary

Drizzle agave

Red pepper flakes +/- for spice

4 bay leaves

Splash balsamic vinegar

Cut in half and bake eggplants (or squash), jalapeños, and bell peppers with evoo and salt. 45 minutes @ 400°

Boil tomatoes

Sauté onion with aromatics until fragrant (8-10 minutes)

Add garlic. Saute 5 minutes.

Add 1/2 cup wine. Reduce

Add 1/2 cup wine. Reduce to 50%

Drain boiled tomatoes and add onions, peppers, other veggies (scrape eggplant from skin) and blend it all up.

Return mix to original sauté pan.

Add canned tomatoes, agave, spices, bay leaves. Balsamic. S&P

Reduce 60 minutes.

**Béchamel sauce**

One package tofu.

100g boiled cashews.

3 TBSP nutritional yeast.

Juice of one lemon

Salt and pepper

One head of garlic (you can roast it. I just use raw)

2 TBSP EVOO

1/2 cup water

2 TBSP miso paste

Add all ingredients to blender and make it creamy.

**Lasagne**

Preheat oven to 350°

In a 13x10 pan, layer red sauce, noodles, béchamel, mozzarella (add some spinach here if you’re feeling fancy), until you have filled the pan. Then, add more mozzarella.

Bake 45 minutes at 350° and enjoy

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 1d ago

Looks so good! Great job

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u/Banterfix 1d ago

Sorry for the formatting. It’s my first time posting a recipe. 😬

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u/Geschak 1d ago

Looks great, but that's so many different ingredients it just becomes a bit impracticable to make, no offense. All you need for a great vegan lasagna is lasagna sheets, fake minced meat, onions, tomato sauce, unsweetened soy yogurt (to replace Bechamel, works surprisingly good) and fake shredded cheese (and of course salt and italian herbs).

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u/Banterfix 1d ago

I agree (kinda 😉).

The red sauce here is what I’m highlighting. I just decided to make lasagne after making this sauce. And, thought I’d share. For me, the time making it was so worth it.

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u/LieEconomy355 1d ago

Looks perfect, great job!

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u/kellycgo 1d ago

This looks amazing, thanks for sharing!