Skinny Lasagna Rolls
If you prefer to stay home and have your romantic dinner at home for Valentine’s Day why not to make a delicious comforting meal like this Skinny Lasagna Rolls recipe? It is easy and quick to make! Also, you and your love are going to stay warm and avoid the crowded restaurants.
Happy almost-Valentine’s Day!
The winter months tend to be full of heavy, carbohydrates dishes that fill your body and keep you and your home warm. Of course, these dishes are so delicious, but they are very high in calories too.
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So, why not to light up your comforting food recipes? This is what I did with this healthy, light, and skinny lasagna rolls. If comforting food can be healthy if you use the right ingredients. You don’t need to use the high fat and lots of carbs products there are out there.
MY OTHER RECIPESYou can always find better quality and low-fat cheese to buy. For this recipe, I used part-skim milk ricotta and mozzarella to reduce the fat and calories.
I also used whole wheat lasagna for the extra fiber you get when you cook with whole wheat ingredients. These skinny lasagna rolls are made without sacrificing any flavor!
I have to say that this lasagna was very delicious and this is not only my opinion. I invited some friends to try it and they loved it. However, I found this recipe was even more flavorful the next day 😉 So you can make it on the weekend and have the leftovers for lunch during the week without worry.
When it’s really cold outside, stay warm and cozy inside eating this skinny lasagna rolls, because why spend lots of money at a restaurant when you can make this comforting meal?
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Skinny Lasagna Rolls
Ingredients
- 7 whole wheat lasagna noodles
- 15 oz part-skim ricotta
- 2 tbsp parsley — chopped
- 1 large egg
- 1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- 16 oz part-skim mozzarella cheese — shredded
- 4 cups homemade tomato sauce or any other tomato sauce of your preference
Instructions
- Bring a pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Once the water is boiling, add lasagna noodles and cook for time indicated on the package. Drain the pasta, rinse and transfer to a bowl.
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- In a medium bowl, mix ricotta cheese, parsley, an egg, and parmesan cheese. Stir well.
- Ladle about 1 cup of homemade tomato sauce in a baking dish and spread it well.
- Start assembling your lasagna roll-ups by placing on wax paper, aluminum foil or a clean cutting board on the counter and lay out lasagna noodles.
- Spread about 3 tablespoons of the ricotta mixture first and 2 tablespoons of the homemade tomato sauce over each individual lasagna noodle. Then, sprinkle some mozzarella cheese.
- Carefully roll up and place seam side down in rows in the baking dish.
- After that, use remaining tomato sauce to top the lasagna rolls. Sprinkle Parmesan and mozzarella cheese.
- Bake covered with foil for approximately 30 minutes. Remove the foil and bake for 15-20 minutes more until cheese is melted.
Nutrition Information
Amount per serving (1/7) — Calories: 427, Fat: 20g, Saturated Fat: 12g, Cholesterol: 97mg, Sodium: 737mg, Carbohydrates: 29g, Fiber: 4g, Sugar: 7g, Protein: 33gIf you make this recipe, please don't forget to snap a photo and hashtag it #primaverakitchen. I really want to see!
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I’ve always wanted to make lasagna rolls! They’re so cute and individually portioned! Yours look just beautiful.
Oi Olivia, this is so delicious and easy to make, tomato sauce is one of my favourites with pasta!
Yum! I love the looks of these! So delish!
Why have I never thought of making lasagna rolls?! This is awesome Olivia!
I love that you made this pasta skinny! I could seriously eat pasta almost every day of the week.
Now this is one delightful way to serve lasagna, looks so yummy. I find it hard to photograph dishes like this, but you nailed it. Looks screen licking good. 🙂
This is my kind of comfort food. Baked dishes are just so tempting this time of year,.
Nothing screams delicious like lasagna rolls do! These look crazy good Olivia! x
I Looooooove lasagna and it’s been ages since I’ve made it! I am always up for a good lasagna roll-up, and your recipe looks so delicious and fun to make. Thanks for inspiring me to get back on the lasagna wagon!
These lasagna rolls look amazing, Olivia! I love that you lightened them up too! This is the perfect comfort dish!
Yum! Lasagna rolls are such a fun twist to regular lasagna. These look fantastic!
Wow this seems so easy and comforting. I need to try this soon for sure. My kids would love this recipe. Great pictures!
I’m such a sucker for lasagna! And I LOVE lasagna rolls! These look so comforting and delicious!
What is the green in the ricotta? You left that out of the recipe. Basil, parsley?
Sorry about that, Heather. It is 2 tbsp chopped parsley. I’ll correct it on the ingredients.
With start of school coming up soon, this is the perfect healthy lasagna to make ahead for the week.
How many calories are in one?
This recipe is truly going to depend on each individual brand of product you use, measure and weigh on a food scale in addition to scan to calculate everything via y fitness pal or spark people to obtain the calories. I have a 2qt (8″×11″) baking dish and this what I did using these products and cutting back on some sauce and cheese.
8 lasagna noodles (golden grain)
18.81 fl oz sauce (bertolli organic / tomato basil)
15 oz part skim ricotta (galbani)
5 oz low moisture-part skim mozzarella (kraft)
.39 oz parmesan (Sargento hard grating)
1 extra large egg (size I had on hand)
I used 1/2 cup sauce to coat my dish, put the 3 tbsp of ricotta on each noodle, but only 1 tbsp of sauce to spread inside each. I added 1 tbsp to the interior of each also. After I rolled them a added 2 tbsp of sauce to the top of each and the remainder of the mozzarella ounces I had weighed on top of all the rolls. I did not add additional parmesan. Based on what I used, the addition of 1 more lasagna noodle and cutting back a ton on cheese and a bit of sauce I got 294 calories per each roll-up.
Obviously the more cheese you use, the more calories. So hope this helps. My family truly enjoyed the recipe, even with modifications
Thanks a lot for your comment, Ivy. You are totally right. The amount of calories will depend on each individual brand of product you choose to use. I am glad you calculated the calories for this recipe and I am very happy to know that you and your family loved this recipe 😉
How many calories do you think one roll is?
225Kcal
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Quick and easy. My family loves it. It’s a go to meal for us now.
Amazing!
Is there a way to tell me the saturated fat for a serving? Trying to calculate weight watchers freestyle points! Thanks!
Just added this information for you. Thanks for your question 😉
My family loved it! Delicious with a salad and bread.
Cool. Thanks for stopping by 😉
Since I don’t really make pasta-type dishes (to try to stay healthy) my husband was stoked when I made these lasagna rolls! As an Italian girl, I can definitely tell the difference from the real thing (full fat yuminess)…hehe but an awesome substitute when you’re having a craving! Yum yum! Question: has anyone tried this without the parsley? Maybe I didn’t chop it up fine enough but I didn’t care for the flavor or texture of it in with the cheese. Thanks! 🙂
Yes, this is a great recipe when you’re craving pasta, but still want to eat something healthier. For the parsley I would suggest you to chop it very well. Thanks for taking the time to write this review 😉