Crockpot Lasagna Recipes

Fresh Parsley and Basil Make This Low Cal Dinner taste just like Grandma's!

Lasagna made with whole wheat noodles & cooked in the crockpot.

This is a great "healthier" version of lasagna you can do in the crockpot!

I love this lasagna, it's so easy to make and better for you than the original. I just let someone outside my family try it this weekend, and they thought it was great. Try with my herbed monkey bread. Both recipes can be put together the night before. Note: Parmesan cheese is not included in nutritional calculation.

I found this recipe on the Weight Watchers recipe boards a few years ago.

As found on:
http://southernfood.about.com/od/cr
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This recipe is adapted from the cookbook "Make It Fast, Cook It Slow" by Stephanie O'Day, whom I LOVE. She's a crockpot genius. Why bother with the oven method when this one is So. Darn. Good.?

My version of Jessica Seinfeld recipe featured on Oprah. Mine has beef instead of spinich and the servings came out more when I made it. Very yummy and easy to prepare. I sub for Whole Grain pasta.

Easy Crockpot meal

My modifications to Chef Meg's Slow Cooker Lasagna

I usually don't make lasagna because of all the work that has to be put into it, but when I came across this recipe and figured I could use my Morning Star crumbles and Oven Ready noodles to speed it all up, I figured I would give it a shot.

The ingredients include no salt added products. There could be less than 8 servings depending on who your feeding!

Super easy and delic!!

Lasagna with eggplant; good for a workday meal. Can easily add other veggies in the future.

Easy to Make

Easy to make lasagna in your crockpot or slowcooker

No meat, mostly organic, wheat, low fat. (Does contain 1 egg - optional.)

I highly recommend using fresh, organic products whenever possible. Not only are they significantly better for your health, they also taste better!

Very yummy