Are you ready to simplify your dinner routine with another fantastic recipe for meals in a jar? I'm thrilled to share this easy and delicious dish that's perfect for those busy evenings when time is short. As someone who loves assembling meals in jars, I know firsthand the joy of having a quick and convenient dinner option ready to go at a moment's notice. And let me tell you, this recipe is a game-changer!
I have been gathering ingredients with each order to give my working pantry a broad assortment of readily available ingredients for meal creations! In this month's order I have been eagerly awaiting a missing ingredient for today's meal in a jar recipe, and it has finally arrived – tomato sauce powder! With just a handful of ingredients, this recipe is not only incredibly easy to make but also promises to deliver on both flavor and convenience.
It is so important to have wholesome ingredients at your fingertips in today's world of bioengineered ingredients, chemicals, crickets, lab grown meats and preservatives, it's more important than ever to have wholesome options that you can trust. That's where Thrive Life comes in. Their products are made with simple, high-quality ingredients, and the long shelf life ensures that nothing goes to waste. Plus, having a pantry stocked with Thrive Life freeze dried or dehydrated ingredients means you're always prepared to whip up a delicious meal in no time.
Here is today's recipe to share, Lasagna! I have posted the recipe and also the links where you can quickly buy the ingredients. If you are new to Thrive Life, here is our link to look around goshen.thrivelife.com and please reach out for more details on how you can become a customer and become part of the risk-free monthly delivery. Here we go!
In a quart wide mouth jar layer, the ingredients from biggest size to the smallest. This recipe makes a packed full jar of ingredients, so full.... that if you don't layer so that the smaller particles can filter down thru the larger, then you won't be able to fit it all in your jar. Important tip I learned the hard way!
2 -1/2 cup raw bowtie pasta (any pasta will work, but the thicker ones will work better and not get overcooked)
3/4 cup freeze dried or dehydrated Meat crumbles (sausage or hamburger) Sausage- https://goshen.thrivelife.com/freeze-dried-sausage-crumbles-1242.html
1/2 Freeze dried or dehydrated green bell peppers https://goshen.thrivelife.com/green-bell-peppers-freeze-dried.html
1/2 cup Freeze dried or dehydrated Mushrooms https://goshen.thrivelife.com/freeze-dried-mushroompieces.html
1/2 cup Freeze dried Mozzarella https://goshen.thrivelife.com/shredded-mozzarella-cheese-freeze-dried-1431.html
1/2 cup THRIVE tomato sauce powder https://goshen.thrivelife.com/tomato-sauce.html
Gently tap each layer down to help each one sift down through the one under it. Once you have it all inside, lid and seal and you have a shelf stable meal ready and stored until you need it!
-To prepare: pour the jar contents into a wide pan with 3 -1/4 cups of water and bring to a boil. Then turn down and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring frequently. Let it stand for 15 minutes to thicken before serving.
This would also be great served with another jar recipe, the savory dinner rolls from my meals in jars and Master mix recipe collection! You can find that here, but if you would like to get it for FREE, start a monthly delivery at thrive life under my link and I will send you the link! I want to do this to empower people to start using their ingredients right away and start to learn a new skill for easy meals, whether it be for the busy life or emergencies.
Whether you're looking to save time, cut down on food waste, or simply enjoy a wholesome meal made with quality ingredients, meals in a jar are the perfect solution. And with Thrive Life freeze dried and dehydrated products at your fingertips, you can rest assured that you're making the best use of your grocery budget while still enjoying delicious and convenient meals. So why not give this recipe a try? Your busy schedule (and your taste buds) will thank you!
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