This was to die for!! It was very rich. It could easily be made lighter by substituting low fat/fat free mayo sour cream and soups. Can't wait to make it again!!
This recipe went over really well with everyone at our house! I would suggest pre-cooking the onions a bit as they were a little crunchy. I added some Tyme and ground pepper for a bit more flavour and used some mozzarella with the cheddar cheese. I also COVERED it to bake it then removed the foil for last 10 minutes and broiled to brown the top. Very good recipe.
I thought this recipe was pretty good. My husband did not care for it because he prefers my "real" lasagna, but found it better the second day. Onions are a lot better when cooked! Picky kids didn't mind it either!! Will definitely make again. Oh, and I substituted ricotta for the mayo! Yum!
I tried this recipe for a candidate for a wedding reception. I made the following changes: 1: I cooked my chicken in water with one envelope of Lipton's Golden Onion soup mix reserved liquid 2: Added 16 oz bag of frozen broccoli 3: Combined chicken soups parmesan cheese ommitted sour cream added 4oz Cream cheese garlic powder and italian seasoning to taste and 2 cups of reserved liquid from chicken. 3: I then layered sauce uncooked noodles sauce broccoli Italian cheese noodles sauce broccoli cheese...ended with noodles sauce and cheese..then poured remaining liquid from chicken over top baked in oven covered for about an hour then uncovered for about 15-20 minutes or until brown....This turned out really good...For the reception I am thinking about making this in lasagna rolls for an elegant presentation..I'll update on the results..
All I can say is YUCK!! But... my boyfriend absolutely LOVED it so I gave it a rating of 3 stars. I guess it's a matter of "to each his own " but I thought it was WAY too rich (and I love rich foods) WAY too salty and even the smell of it made me sick. It was just too ooey and gross for me. My boyfriend felt bad that I hated it though because he loved it so much and wanted me to make it for him again! He had 2 huge helpings! Maybe I'll try it again but with garlic powder not garlic salt and I'll add some sort of veggie like asparagus or broccoli to absorb all the goo. Good luck to whoever tries it - it's definitely a hit or miss recipe.
Very tasty recipe but definately rich with all the soup and cheese. After reading other reviews regarding the strong onion flavor I tried using 3 Tbls. of dried minced onion soaked in an equal amount of cold water to reconstitue. (2 T. dried minced is normally equal to 1/3 c. fresh minced or 1 med. onion chopped) Then I added it to the soup mixture after sqeezing out the excess water. This worked very well for two reasons. Because of the minced size it seemed to distribute throughout the dish well; and it made the lesser amount of onion enough to add flavor without being overwhelming.
My attempt at this recipe was rather dissappointing because it came out too salty and I can't figure out why. However I would try it again making sure I keep track of the salt content and I would also saute my onions before adding them to the dish.
I made this last night for supper and my 8 yr old son who is a very picky eater absolutely loved it. My friend and her son also came by and had dinner with us. The only adjustment that I will make it to saute the onions with butter before adding. Other than that dish was perfect. Will definitely make again and forward to friends and family.
After seeing all the gushing reviews I couldn't wait to try this recipe. Out of the 7 people in our family 2 liked it okay and 5 asked me not to make it again. It tastes a lot like tuna noodle casserole with chicken instead of tuna. Not a bad recipe but nothing special and not much flavor.
