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    Low Carb Lasagna

    Yes it exists. It isn't carb free, just lower than if you used pasta.

    Ingredients
    1lb of lean ground beef(I used 93% lean)
    2 large zucchini
    1 can of stewed tomatoes(seasoned, italian, it doesn't matter)
    I large carrot
    1/2 green bell pepper
    1/2 onion
    2 cloves garlic
    2tb capers
    basil(dried is fine)
    oregano(dried is fine)
    salt(to taste)
    pepper(to taste)
    2tb Olive Oil
    Low Fat Mozzarella cheese
    Parmesan cheese(shredded)

    1) I like to take the stewed tomatoes and capers and put them in a roasting pan(cake pan, pie pan) and put them in the broiler for a few just to get a light caramelize of the sugars in the tomatoes(3-5 minutes or until the top layer starts getting a light char). Then remove from oven. Put oven to 350°F

    2)Fine chop the carrots, onions, garlic, and bell pepper.

    3) Add 2tb of the olive oil to a pan and heat to medium/medium high. Add the vegetables(carrots, onions, bell pepper) and allow to get translucent. Add garlic just before you think the vegetables are done.
    In a second pan cook the ground beef and drain fat.

    4)While veggies are sautéed slice the two zucchini to no more than a 1/4" thick length wise.

    5) Add the tomato and capers to the pot with the veggies. Allow to cook maybe 2-3 minutes then put in blender. Blend to a smooth consistency and return to pan. Add browned ground beef and bring heat to a slow simmer.
    While simmering combine 1C ricotta cheese with egg.

    6)Layer a 9x9 glass pan with zucchini. Add half the ricotta mixture to a thin layer. Top with half mozzarella cheese, then half sauce. Repeat one more time then top with parmesan.

    7) Bake for 40 minutes then enjoy.

    Basically what I should have said is substitute zucchini strips for lasagna noodle. This will cut down carbs dramatically.

    My overall dish has these macros

    Calories-2530
    Carbs-107g
    Fat-132g
    Protein-241g

    Yes this is a lot of carbs still, but not compared to a pasta dish. I think you can easily get 6 servings out of this so it would break down nicely to :

    Calories-422
    Carbs-18g
    Fat-22g
    Protein-40g

    That looks a lot more appealing to me now doesn't it. Ill try to post a pic if I can find my camera.

    Enjoy
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    Nice. Just an elimination of the noodles with some other tasty stuff added.
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    That's really nice if your a cal. counter.

    But lasagne is a cheat meal for me, along with the meat sause and all that yummy cheese and provologne on top. Possibly the greatest invention ever of foods.
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    I'm once again with Ironaddict. If I'm going to eat Italian, I want the full meal deal.

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    This Lasagna is bad-ass. I guess I'm one of the few who thinks the worse part of Italian is the noodles. I really love the sauces, etc., but I've never been crazy about Italian because of the pasta.
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    I too love real italian, but if you are on a major cut this will help keep some sanity without sacrificing major calories to your carbs.
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    I should probably try something new. Chicken Breasts and tuna or Salmon with brown rice is getting a bit old. I think I eat the same shit every day 'cause I'm too damn lazy to be innovative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MDR View Post
    I should probably try something new. Chicken Breasts and tuna or Salmon with brown rice is getting a bit old. I think I eat the same shit every day 'cause I'm too damn lazy to be innovative.
    Yeah, I just can't do that anymore. There's a lot of recipes in this section which are very good you should check out.
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    HI,
    I really like this recipe. Thanks for posting . Thanks.....

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