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Marinated Vegetable Lasagna Recipe
Serves 8
Marinara:
Blend everything including tomato soak water in a blender or puree in a food processor until smooth.
Ricotta:
Puree in a food processor or blend until fluffy.
Optional: for a cheesier taste, blend the nuts and water with 2
capsules of probiotic powder and let sit overnight. Then add the seasonings.
Layering:
Place enough zucchini slices on the bottom of a square glass pan (9x9) to cover it.
Layer on 1/3 of the marinara sauce, then layer 1/3 of the ricotta, use your fingers or a pastry bag if necessary to spread evenly.Squeeze all the liquid out of the mushrooms using your hands or squeeze through a Nut Milk bag and layer all of them on the cheese (reserving some for decoration). You can pulse them in a food processor and make a meaty texture if desired.
Squeeze the spinach/arugula through a nut milk bag and layer 1/2 onto the mushrooms, then 1/2 the bell peppers. Start again with the zucchini, sauce ricotta, mushrooms, spinach and peppers.
Keep layering until you run out of ingredients or room in your pan and finish with the cheese then sauce, making it swirl together so that when you dehydrate it, it looks like baked lasagna.
You can also make your lasagna in a spring form pan. Remove the side of the pan and it looks like a fancy vegetable terrine! If it's a sunny day, place it in the sun with a dehydrating screen on top for protection for a couple hours. Otherwise, warm it in the dehydrator on 125 degrees until mealtime.
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