smoking lasagna

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twingijon

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Jul 20, 2013
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Beaufort SC
hey y'all...

Having a party and going to smoke a lasagna. Any suggestions on how to do it?  I guess just put the pyrex in the smoker with no foil? I am going to use smoked chicken ( leg quarters) and smoked pork as well as 3 types of cheese including sharp cheddar.  My tomato sauce will be 1/2 BBQ sauce. 

I guess my main question is obvious... smoking lasagna... or mac & cheese.. or beans... no foil... right?

cheers...

twingi
 
Thanks for all the replies... it seems obvious now for no foil.

Looking forward to Saturday... besides the lasagna we are smoking.. 10lbs of sliders... 8 lbs of chicken drumsticks (brined).. a 7-1/2lb pork loin... a ham... sausages... a beef brisket.. a meat bullet.. 2 boston butts... beans (with smoked pork shoulder).. veggies.. and a 10lb bag of leg quarters for the chicken salad.

Will post pictures when I recover!!

cheers..

twingi
 
I haven't done this yet, but I would recommend using a disposable foil tin rather than the pyrex. I've used pyrex baking dishes in the smoker before. They are a bit of a pain to clean imo.
 

Smoked lasagna has begun.  This is my first post with a picture... I am wondering if this is the way it should be posted?  Also wondering if there is any issues with showing brand names?  That being said... starting on the sauce tonite.  It's a homemade tomato sauce and going one to one with a BBQ sauce.  Slow cooking all night tonite and wanting it to solidify.  Will be adding a lot of minced garlic and that's probably about it.  The lasagna will be loaded with meat and thin-ish on the sauce.  Right now it is just sauce in a pan...

The BBQ sauce is just one that was on sale... but it's pretty good.

I am going to start a thread on the Waterfest party... which this dish is part of.

cheers..

twingi
 
I've done this a few times. Don't add your top layer of cheese until the last 30 min of your cook time and run with no smoke.
 
I made an italian sausage marinara and then smoked the marinara for a couple hours. No BBQ sauce added.

The reasoning behind not having the cheese on top is I noticed it melted too fast, sealing off the rest of the lasagna from getting smoke, and it also over absorbed the smoke.

I enjoy Beaufort/Bluffton/Hilton Head areas a ton. Great golf!
 
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