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Yield: 4 servings
No need to roast fresh pumpkin for this dish (although you certainly could); using canned unseasoned pumpkin puree is much quicker, and it works just fine. Like most lasagnes, this one is easier to cut if left to set for ten minutes or so before serving.
Wine
The sweet pumpkin and rich Parmesan require a powerful white with some sweetness of its own. An Oregon pinot gris will be perfect.
Why all the negitive people??? Don't want to make it..... Just leave it alone!!! I enjoyed it!! But I don't have to watch my weight.
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I haven't made this but judging from the size of the pan used, this would be 8 or 9 servings in our house-- not 4. That would definately cut down on the fat and calorie count per serving.
The idea of scarfing down a quarter of a pan of ANY kind of lasagne is over the top. Serve it with a big salad or something.
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Anyone who is giving poor reviews just based on the calorie and fat content are flat out stupid. The point of a review isn't to state the obvious, but to give an honest opinion on the taste, ease of a recipe, or how they'd recommend it to someone (or not). I agree with another poster who said the calorie count is too high just because they estimated the portions wrong. Anyone who has had a milkshake before has well exceeded the fat content of 56g, so avoid complaining. Cut the portions and you'll be fine. Pumpkin ravioli is delicious, so this recipe can't be too far off from that. The swiss chard would be my only concern, maybe I'd leave it out or replace it with another green. Don't knock this until you try it.
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This recipe sounds great. I love to find new ways to use the fall vegetables and this dish is just the thing.
One note....I would probably use fresh pumpkin, cooked and mashed, instead of the canned.
Thank you for this one!!
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My husband and I did not like this recipe. It initially sounded interesting with the mix of pumpkin and chard. I used fresh pumpkin (steamed/pureed) - so maybe that was part of the problem? The taste was mediocre and it called for too much salt. I will not make this again and I don't even think we will be able to finish the left-overs, which is a shame because I hate wasting food. Another note, this recipe was enough for a full pan (9 x 13") and it was almost bubbling over the sides towards the end of the cooking period.
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