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So, is there a specific brand of lasagna noodles that you have to or don't have to boil before using?

I have just heard about boiling them this year. I have never pre cooked my lasagna noodles.
 
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So, is there a specific brand of lasagna noodles that you have to or don't have to boil before using?

I have just heard about boiling them this year. I have never pre cooked my lasagna noodles.
I think it will say on the box. I always boil before I assemble my lasagna. The way my mom makes it, I don't think she does. But I think I have seen on some Fareway brand lasagna say "no boil noodles".
 
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I think it will say on the box. I always boil before I assemble my lasagna. The way my mom makes it, I don't think she does. But I think I have seen on some Fareway brand lasagna say "no boil noodles".

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You might have to increase your vegetarian repetoire though.
 
So, is there a specific brand of lasagna noodles that you have to or don't have to boil before using?

I have just heard about boiling them this year. I have never pre cooked my lasagna noodles.


I think they just say it on them. We get Creamette ones and boil for 12 minutes. Cuts down on the lasagna cooking time.
 
I think it will say on the box. I always boil before I assemble my lasagna. The way my mom makes it, I don't think she does. But I think I have seen on some Fareway brand lasagna say "no boil noodles".


my mom doesn't boil hers either. And I think I just dittoed your post.
 
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