Should I freeze lasagna raw or cooked?
I just prepared a large batch of lasagna sauce because I’ll have guests visiting soon, and I want to minimize time spent in the kitchen during their stay.
Should I assemble the entire lasagna (with all the layers) and freeze it raw?
Or would it be better to cook it first and then freeze it?
Alternatively, should I just freeze the sauce and put everything together on the day I need it?
I’ve noticed that store-bought frozen lasagna usually hasn’t been baked beforehand. Is that the best route to take?
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