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LOOKING for: Spinach Lasagna-no tomatoes

22 years ago

Years ago I used to be able to get this wonderfully creamy lasagna made with spinich. There was no tomatos and had a crumbly topping that turned golden brown when heated. It was made at a co-op that is no longer in business and I've tried ALL the co-ops in the city. I sure hope someone knows what I'm talking about.

thanx

JJ

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Meryl_
22 years ago
Here's one with ratings and reviews:

Here is a link that might be useful: SPINACH LASAGNE
Meryl_
22 years ago
Here's another:

Here is a link that might be useful: ANOTHER LASAGNE
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