I used www.calorieking.com to figure out the calories for this recipe:
This makes 6 generous servings, so each serving comes in at:
- 295 calories
- 6.5 fat
- 16.25 protein
- 41 carbs
- 6.2 fiber
I didn’t use any eggs with the cottage cheese, just mixed some crushed red pepper and Italian seasoning into the cheese. First layer is the no bake noodles (4 on each layer – a total of 12 altogether), then I put some of the cottage cheese, some of the mozzarella, a layer of spinach, a layer of zucchini, and a sprinkle of cooked quinoa and kept layering until the last layer is the noodles, sauce and then the remaining mozzarella cheese.
I went to our cafe to get a side salad, but their vegetable salad had a lot of things I don’t like: artichokes, onions, black olives, etc. I love caprese salad – I thought I would give sliced tomatoes another shot iin this salad:
The balsamic vinegar and fresh basil is amazing – so fresh!
All together lunch comes in at 455 calories, 19 fat, 21 protein, 46 carbs and 7.2 fiber.
My friend and I walked 2 miles at lunch in 90+ degrees! It felt good though – we brought water which helped!
Afternoon break is over – head on back tonight for Grilled Steak with Avocado Salsa – I am adapting Teresa’s recipe from her blog yesterday!
What a delicious meal! I love it!
I LOVE caprese salad! I like to dip it in chipotle mayo 🙂
No sliced tomatoes?! It’s okay – I’ll take them off your hands 😉
That lasagna sounds great!!
WOW! What a unique and cool lasagna! Lov eit!
That is such a great calorie count for a nice sized portion of lasagna! Well done might I say 🙂
That lasagna is fantastic! Once again your recipe is awesome. I love lasagna but it’s one of those foods that is just so full of fat and calories I rarely eat it, but your recipe sounds and looks amazing, and healthy. I need to set some time to make some of these recipes. I can’t wait to see pics of your dinner!
i love all your lasagna recipes!
That lasagna looks so good yet healthy and really unique with that quinoa. Thanks for the recipe!