I used this recipe from AllRecipes. The only change is made was using my own sauce. I just use two 28 ounce cans of crushed tomatoes with a little oregano, garlic powder, and a bay leaf. I also left out the onion because it just wasn't an onion kind of day.
Monday, November 5, 2007
Baked Ziti.
I've always heard amazing things about Baked Ziti but I'd never tried it so this week I finally got around to trying it. It was awesome. Spencer and I both agreed that it's better than my lasagna and we love my lasagna. The bread was a Cheesy Garlic Sourdough that we got from Fresh Market ($2.39! You can beat that for good bread!).
I used this recipe from AllRecipes. The only change is made was using my own sauce. I just use two 28 ounce cans of crushed tomatoes with a little oregano, garlic powder, and a bay leaf. I also left out the onion because it just wasn't an onion kind of day.
I used this recipe from AllRecipes. The only change is made was using my own sauce. I just use two 28 ounce cans of crushed tomatoes with a little oregano, garlic powder, and a bay leaf. I also left out the onion because it just wasn't an onion kind of day.
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This looks really good! We're having baked ziti tomorrow night (finishing up the burritos tonight!). I already bought the stuff to make it my usual way (ricotta), but I'll have to try the provolone and sour cream sometime. And I've never layered mine, I always just mix it all together except for the cheese on top. I'll have try layering - probably makes it more lasagna-like. The olive bread looks good too! I didn't know you read pioneer woman too! I forget how I found her - she's great!
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