- As with any lasagne recipe, this tastes EVEN better the next day. We’ve frozen batches of this and reheated it the following week, and OMG.
- There’s no pasta to soak up the liquid, so expect to see a small amount of liquid at the bottom of the dish when you serve the lasagne. But we’re talking a VERY small amount which won’t impact the flavour or stability of the lasagne.
- The lasagne is in the oven for two hours, which is necessary to cook-off the bitterness in the tomato sauce and ensure the sweet potatoes are soft. This also means the edges of the dish with charr, but as long as you keep it covered (excluding the final 10 minutes), the lasagne itself won’t burn.
- This tastes EVEN BETTER the next day, trust us. It’ll last for a few days in the fridge or you can freeze it in batches and enjoy it in the distant future!
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Posted by So Vegan on Tuesday, 9 June 2020
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4 Comments
Hi,
I love the recipe and want to make it immediately but can I substitute the aubergine for anything else? I only have one in the refrigerator; would courgette work?
Thank you!
Hey Jamie! Courgette would work but it will contain more water so the lasagne might be more watery at the end, but it’ll still be delicious
Can I mash the aubergine with the peppers and beans to spread everything more evenly?
Yes definitely! The most important thing is making it compact so I’m sure that’ll work 🙂