Turn a traditional lasagna or a chicken lasagna into a easy roll up following this recipe. Already individually portioned these rolls ups are perfect for a potluck or a family gathering!
What’s in a Lasagna Roll Up?
Lasagna is a classic dish that most of us grew up on and a meal that my whole family loves! Layers of pasta, hearty meat sauce, fresh or frozen spinach, and cheese baked until warm and gooey. A lasagna roll up is reminiscent of one of our favorite stuffed shells recipes with the spinach and cheese stuffed filling. This roll ups recipe adds in an amazing homemade meat sauce and of course cheese for a great ooey-gooey dinner that everyone loves!
How to Make Lasagna Roll Ups
This easy lasagna roll up recipe comes together in a few simple steps.
Serve with a slice of homemade garlic bread and a caesar salad for any easy supper.
Got Leftovers?!
Lasagna roll ups are perfect as leftovers! Just serve them with some garlic bread and a green salad and they are like new again!
Freezing: Line dish with foil before freezing, once frozen, remove it from the dish. Wrap it well and use freezer labels to label (freezer labels don’t fall off when they’re frozen). These will last in the freezer for a few months. Reheating: In the Oven, defrost overnight in the fridge and bake as directed below. In the Microwave, put in a microwave safe dish and top with a little extra parmesan or shredded mozzarella cheese. Microwave about one or two minutes and serve away!
Favorite Lasagna Inspired Dishes
Classic Lasagna – Simply the best. Taco Lasagna – south-of-the-border twist! CrockPot Lasagna Soup – perfect weeknight meal Easy Lasagna – just one pot, no boiling required! Million Dollar Spaghetti Casserole – budget friendly, & easy to make Lazy Crock Pot Lasagna – made with a cheese & spinach ravioli!
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