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		| Description: How about just a dang good dinner?
 
			 Source: Ty McIntosh-Campbell
 
			Serves/Makes:6 or more people, how hungry? 
			 
			Ingredients
			   8 oz (224 grm). package lasagna noodles
 1 lb (.5 kg). ricotta cheese
 1 lb (.5 kg). mozzarella cheese
 1 lb (.5 kg). Monterey Jack cheese
1 large jar pasta sauce or marinara (avoid chunky sauce and meat flavored)
 1 tbsp (15 ml) oregano (optional)
 1 lb (.5 kg). ground chuck (optional)
2 pieces of alumnium foil
  Preparation
			  Boil noodles and have dry on clean towel (listen bachelors!).
In metal or glass baking pan (ceramic is not recommended), line one piece of aluminum foil inside pan.
Have it neat without too many wrinkles.
Brown ground chuck over low heat and crumble into tiny pieces.
Line first row of lasagna noodles.
 Then pile on ingredients in this order:
Ricotta  cheese
light layer of sauce
2nd row of noodles
mozzarella  cheese
light layer of sauce
3rd row of noodles
beef and a little cheese
  oregano
4th row of noodles
light layer of sauce
Montery jack cheese
Now..........cover with second piece of foil and slit a few lines through it.
 Place in preheated 350 degree (175 C.) oven for 45 minutes--have a glass of wine and listen to music. Be patient--this baby needs time to develop.
Pull cover foil off and let the top bake for another 10 or so minutes until the cheese is melted or brown to your liking.
Pull out and let cool for a bit....then dive into it.
  Comments
			 Friends and family will love it, and single women adore you.
I am a longtime bachelor who loves to cook because fast
food stinks and home cooking remedies the heart.
			
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