This Ramen Recipe Makes a Cheap Lasagna for Those Who are Struggling
Alyson Wyers — November 4, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: thevulgarchef
This ramen recipe uses the instant noodle as a substitute for the traditional pasta used in lasagna. From The Vulgar Chef, the Romsagna or 'The Struggle is Real Lasagna' is made for broke people who are both the captain and co-pilot of the "struggle bus." This poor man's lasagna is so this group of people can treat themselves (other audiences include people who are obsessed with ramen and combining unusual and epically unhealthy foods).
The ramen recipe involves making the instant noodles in the microwave. After the brick is boiled, you layer tomato sauce and ricotta repeatedly to build to lasagna up. The top layer has an additional layer of sauce as well as mozzarella cheese. The whole thing is then baked so this top cheesy layer melts.
The ramen recipe involves making the instant noodles in the microwave. After the brick is boiled, you layer tomato sauce and ricotta repeatedly to build to lasagna up. The top layer has an additional layer of sauce as well as mozzarella cheese. The whole thing is then baked so this top cheesy layer melts.
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