Hello everyone.
About 3 years ago I had asked my grandma to teach me how to make her lasagna, unfortunately, she passed away right as she was gathering the shelf-stable ingredients. I have been craving her lasagna and it makes me cry every time I think of it because we were so close (gardening is also very hard to do as it was something we would spend the entire season doing together for years). Every time she made the lasagna, she would cook 4 big pans of them for the whole family. It was great.
Anyways, I have been trying different lasagna recipes from books and the internet but none come close to my grandmother's recipe. I know she used farmers' cheese, ground beef, and Swiss cheese but that's all I know.
The closest recipe I found was one from an old betty crockers book, I think the recipe was called 'American lasagna' or something like that.
Does anyone have a good recipe I could try? I don't know why I am so determined to get the recipe down flat but I am. I guess it will make me feel closer to her.
Also if someone knows how to make farmers cheese that would be a big bonus as well. (can't find it in stores anymore)
Also, if you still have grandparents make sure to spend time learning how to do things. I wish I was not so stubborn about it in my teenage years.
About 3 years ago I had asked my grandma to teach me how to make her lasagna, unfortunately, she passed away right as she was gathering the shelf-stable ingredients. I have been craving her lasagna and it makes me cry every time I think of it because we were so close (gardening is also very hard to do as it was something we would spend the entire season doing together for years). Every time she made the lasagna, she would cook 4 big pans of them for the whole family. It was great.
Anyways, I have been trying different lasagna recipes from books and the internet but none come close to my grandmother's recipe. I know she used farmers' cheese, ground beef, and Swiss cheese but that's all I know.
The closest recipe I found was one from an old betty crockers book, I think the recipe was called 'American lasagna' or something like that.
Does anyone have a good recipe I could try? I don't know why I am so determined to get the recipe down flat but I am. I guess it will make me feel closer to her.
Also if someone knows how to make farmers cheese that would be a big bonus as well. (can't find it in stores anymore)
Also, if you still have grandparents make sure to spend time learning how to do things. I wish I was not so stubborn about it in my teenage years.