Easy One Pot Vegetarian Lasagne (2024)

This vegetarian lasagne is so quick and easy to make. Filled with carrots, peppers, courgettes and mushrooms it's the perfect meat free dinner recipe!

Meat free day! And I have the perfect meat free recipe for you!

Blogging makes me realise that we eat meat free pretty regularly. There's already been a baked falafel recipe, a roasted veg orzo salad and a caprese pasta salad over the past few weeks and now I'm adding this super delicious one pot veggie lasagne to the list.

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I adore the comforting nature of a vegetable lasagne. It feels simultaneously healthy thanks to being packed with veggies and also completely indulgent thanks to all the cheese and pasta.

This dish is great for serving to a crowd, especially on a weeknight when you don't have loads of time to fuss over a dish and everyone is pretty much guaranteed to love it!

The Best Vegetable Lasagne

I love lasagne so much but I often can't be bothered to go through the whole shebang of layering and whatnot (although if you do feel like going the whole hog then try out my classic beef lasagne recipe).

So a few months ago I decided to try out a much simpler one pot lasagne and it turned out so well. Like so well.

As soon as I'd made it I knew that I needed to make an easy vegetable lasagne too.

As I mentioned before we eat vegetarian quite a lot and I'm often trying to find ways to make our favourite dishes without meat so a vegetable lasagne is right up my street.

I threw all our favourite vegetables in this lasagne but you can definitely switch it up and add whatever you fancy.

Why we love this recipe:

• One pot! That's all you need to make this vegetable lasagne which makes it so much better than your usual multiple different sauces and all the layering you need for a traditional lasagne (if you're after more one pot recipes try out this sausage gnocchi with creamy tomato sauce)
• It's also vegetarian so we normally opt for this version during the week
• You can alsomake it your own by adding whichever vegetables you like

Ingredients

• Olive Oil
• Onion
• Garlic
• Carrots
• Red Pepper - Use up leftover in the pressure cooker pasta with Mediterranean vegetables
• Courgette (Zucchini) - Use any extra in one of these courgette recipes
• Mushrooms - Also make sure you try my miso pasta with mushrooms
• Chopped Tomatoes
• Vegetable Stock
• Dried Oregano
• Spinach
• Cream Cheese - Or you could try cottage cheese if you want to lighten things up a little
• Dried Lasagne Sheets (get gluten free if necessary) - Use up leftovers in this four cheese butternut squash lasagne
• Mozzarella

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It's so easy to make this recipe. You simply fry off your vegetables and then add tomatoes, stock and seasoning and cook until you have an amazing, rich tomato sauce.

Then instead of making a separate cheese sauce you stir cream cheese through the tomatoes and nestle dried lasagne sheets into the sauce before baking with plenty of mozzarella on top. It's so simple but has the best flavour!

How to make it

1. Heat the oven. Heat the oil and fry the onion for a few minutes followed by the garlic, carrot, courgette, mushroom and pepper. Cook for another 10 minutes.
2. Add the tomatoes, stock and seasonings. Simmer until thickened.
3. Wilt the spinach into the sauce along with the cream cheese. Add the broken dried lasagne sheets to the sauce and top everything with mozzarella.
4. Bake for 20 minutes then turn the heat up and cook for another 10. Serve.

FAQs

Is this lasagne healthy?

Despite the fair amount of cheese in this vegetarian lasagne there's also plenty of vegetables including carrots, courgette and mushrooms so it's probably as healthy as a lasagne can be! If you want to lighten a little then try using light cream cheese instead of full fat.

What goes with vegetable lasagne?

You can serve this lasagne as a meal in itself but if you'd like to make a more complete meal then try adding some garlic bread and a big side salad.

Can you freeze this lasagne?

You can definitely freeze this recipe, simply leave to cool then freeze whole or portion into containers and freeze for up to 3 months. Defrost then reheat thoroughly in the microwave before serving.

Want more? Get all my other vegetarian recipes before you go or try one of the below!

• Sriracha Ranch Chopped Salad
• Grilled Halloumi Skewers with Satay Sauce
• Creamy Avocado Pasta
• Baked Falafel Burger with Chipotle Mayo
• Baked Tofu Bowl with Gochujang
• Roast Vegetable Salad with Halloumi

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