Recipe Directions

FILLING: Blend pine nuts, macadamia nuts, and walnuts in food processor until ground. Add in Bragg (or Nama Shoyu), lemon juice, garlic, and parsley and blend until creamy. Set aside.

SAUCE: Blend tomatoes, sun dried tomatoes, basil, and garlic in food processor. Add in dates and olive oil until smooth. The sauce should be thick, like salsa consistency.

ASSEMBLE: In a rectangle tupperware or glassware, cover the bottom of the dish with a layer of turnips. Spread filling evenly on top. Add another layer of turnips. Spread sauce evenly on top. Let the lasagna sit for a few hours and allow the turnips to soften.

White_orchid's Thoughts

By white_orchid

This recipe is divided into 3 parts: the turnips are the “pasta”; all the ingredients from Pine nuts to Parsley is the “filling”; and the rest of the ingredients make the “sauce”. This may seem like it’s a lot of work considering the amount of stuff that’s in it, but it’s so easy to make and all you need is a food processor!

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turnips are a strange veggie as far as taste but im going to give this a try. thanks for sharing !

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this was lovely. i used swede instead of turnip and some differnt nuts, cashews, walnuts, and sesame seeds.

it was really fast and filling. thank you.

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this was lovely. i used swede instead of turnip and some differnt nuts, cashews, walnuts, and sesame seeds.

it was really fast and filling. thank you.

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turnips are a strange veggie as far as taste but im going to give this a try. thanks for sharing !

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