Re: Grass Fed Eggs/ Carol's zucchini lasagna

[Guest guest]

> Zucchini Lasagna

>

> 1/2 cup dry curd pressed cottage cheese

> 1 egg

> 1 zucchini, peeled and cut in strips with a veggie peeler

> 1/2 cup tomato juice

> basil, oregano and fresh minced clove garlic

> salt and pepper

> 1 oz. slice favorite cheese. ( i used Jarslberg)

> 1 tablspoon home grated Italian Parmesan cheese

>

> Preheat oven to 350-375

He ate it, hey Mikey.

I will not make it again though till he asks for it, as I've made the

mistake of doing that too often (blintzes for breakfast everyday, now

he's blintzed out).

I made some for the rest of the family, using regular cottage cheese

since I didn't have enough DCCC. People ate it, but I don't think they'll

be begging for it again so soon ;-)

>

> Spray a loaf pan with vegetable oil or Pam

I was wondering about that - are sprays legal? I thought not because of

the soy lecithin, and figured that they had to be illegal for other

reasons too that I didn't know of. Then I saw that the lecithin's no

problem. (Of course I'm not talking about the baking sprays that include

flour too.)

Thanks and take care, Fay

P.S. Can I share this recipe with another group?

[Guest guest]

Fay,

You can buy sprayers that you fill with your own oil. They sell them

at WalMart and Pampered Chef has them too.

I have olive oil in mine.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

[Guest guest]

>

> > Preheat oven to 350-375

>

> He ate it, hey Mikey.

> I will not make it again though till he asks for it, as I've made the

> mistake of doing that too often (blintzes for breakfast everyday, now

> he's blintzed out).

> I made some for the rest of the family, using regular cottage cheese

> since I didn't have enough DCCC. People ate it, but I don't think they'll

> be begging for it again so soon ;-)

>

> >

> > Spray a loaf pan with vegetable oil or Pam

>

> I was wondering about that - are sprays legal?

I only use olive oil, and I just found this:

Is PAM® gluten-free?

Original PAM®, Butter Flavor PAM®, and Olive Oil PAM® do not contain any

ingredients

derived from wheat products. However, PAM® For Baking is not gluten-free as it

contains

real flour, which is derived from wheat. Butter Flavor PAM® is the only PAM®

product

containing dairy ingredients, which include lactose.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> > Zucchini Lasagna

> He ate it, hey Mikey.

> I will not make it again though till he asks for it, as I've made the

> mistake of doing that too often (blintzes for breakfast everyday, now

> he's blintzed out).

> I made some for the rest of the family, using regular cottage cheese

> since I didn't have enough DCCC. People ate it, but I don't think they'll

> be begging for it again so soon ;-)

>

> >

> > Spray a loaf pan with vegetable oil or Pam

>

> I was wondering about that - are sprays legal? I thought not because of

> the soy lecithin, and figured that they had to be illegal for other

> reasons too that I didn't know of. Then I saw that the lecithin's no

> problem. (Of course I'm not talking about the baking sprays that include

> flour too.)

> Thanks and take care, Fay

>

> P.S. Can I share this recipe with another group? Share but know it is soupy

for non SCD-

ers when you use regular cottage cheese.You can add more cheese (hard cheese)

than in

the recipe for a nice " gooey " lasagna. Pam question is answere in another post.

I'd pass on

it. Sorry it snuck into the recipe.

Enjoy!

Carol F.