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Old 08-01-2009, 03:27 AM   #1
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Default Lasagna and Delerium Tremens

I call it a match made in heaven. Except for the dogs slingshotting from the bedroom back to the couch and then back again, I am happy. Working number two when the lasagna comes out. I swear I have brewed a beer with that yeast...



I will take a picture of the lasagna when it comes out. I am super excited because it is a new recipe. Zuchini, almonds, three cheeses, homemade tomato and basil sauce. Delicious!
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Old 08-01-2009, 03:39 AM   #2
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yummy stuff that Tremens!

I just had North Coast Thelonious with pizza.

Belgian beers and Italian food seem to go really well together...
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Don't tell them that though Start a long and drawn out war if you inform one that the other goes well with the other.

I am about to pull out and take a picture of the lasagna.
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So the`lasagna came out and I am waiting for it to cool so that I can eat it.

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just popped an IPA and once finished will be the other Delerium Tremens

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Ah Pink Elephant and lasagna. Sweet!
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and it's out! The almonds are great (toasted and then blended in the blender a good minute) on the top and on the second layer. The cheeses are nice. I never make a dry or too liquid lasagna because the noodles to sauce ratio is just about right. THis one comes it quite cheesy, but fantastic. I am happy with it and will be eating it for the next three days or so.



By the by, this is a vege lasagna. I like meat in them, but I like a tasty vege lasagna as well. Sausage is the meat of choice, or hamburger. Light on the veges if you do so. I grated and salted my zuchini and then pushed as much juice out of it in a colander.
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sweet!

If I wasn't so stuffed with pizza, I would be licking my monitor...
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If I had to make this again I might use some more sauce. I could tell that early. Tried to make up for it with cheese, but needed more sauce. Not dry by any stretch of the mind, but needs more sauce. I just canned my own the other night and so I didn't want to open two quarts when I really needed one and a quarter.
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Onto some stout.

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