You know what's also a lot of investment? Ina Garten's roasted veggie lasagna. And every. single. time. I serve it, I get moans of happiness, people begging for leftovers and the recipe, and just overall joy and glee in eating together. That's what this recipe feels like and I can't wait to make it.
Oh. My. Goddess. This recipe is just ringing my chimes in all the right ways. Since I'm currently living alone, having broken off a not-so-good relaysh 6 weeks ago, I'm going to either have to figure out a dinner party or other occasion, or just make the whole thing for my naughty selfish self and portion it out into delightful freezer containers to take out whenever I need an extra dose of self-nurturing in the form of a great dinner.
For provolone, it really depends on how you're using it! If you're adding it to a salad or a sandwich, shredded provolone works great because it mixes in easily and melts nicely if you're heating it. If you're using it for a cheese platter or to slice for a sandwich, then sliced provolone is the way to go. Both forms have their advantages, so it really comes down to your personal preference and the dish you're preparing!
This was delicious and is going into regular rotation! DON'T skip mustard greens if you can get them, so much flavor! I've also got big plans for that breadcrumb topping in other applications - toasting in garlic oil had huge effort to reward payoff.
I don't think I've ever had a version of stuffed shells with dill - that, the lemon zest, and using a heavy hand with the parsley made this feel SO fresh despite it being a relatively heavy dish. Will definitely be making this again (and again)!
Just made this and it is SO GOOD. Prepped the sauce, greens and breadcrumbs a day ahead and that made it seem very manageable on the day I assembled it. My bunches of greens were pretty small so I used frozen peas to make up the rest of the weight of the greens (I mixed them in with the greens toward the end of steaming) and it worked out great. Sohla, we NEED the tuna noodle casserole shells 🙏
Nope! Add the frozen spinach to the oil and cook it until thawed and most of the excess moisture has simmered away. Then add the herbs and cook until they’ve just wilted. You won’t need to add and pasta water.
Thank you for responding! I finally got the chance to make it tonight, and it was delicious!! Agree with the comment about it feeling light because of the herbs. Thank you for an amazing recipe!!
My mom had a recipe for tuna-stuffed shells. I made them a couple of years ago and I remember them being pretty good, but wanted to tweak it. I'm pretty sure one of the ingredients was cream of celery soup. I love any pasta stuffed with cheese, so I will definitely give your stuffed shells a try!
Anyone remember those round rubber coin purses you’d squeeze to open? Filling pasta shells always reminds me of them because they work the same way.
You know what's also a lot of investment? Ina Garten's roasted veggie lasagna. And every. single. time. I serve it, I get moans of happiness, people begging for leftovers and the recipe, and just overall joy and glee in eating together. That's what this recipe feels like and I can't wait to make it.
yaaaaay!
Oh. My. Goddess. This recipe is just ringing my chimes in all the right ways. Since I'm currently living alone, having broken off a not-so-good relaysh 6 weeks ago, I'm going to either have to figure out a dinner party or other occasion, or just make the whole thing for my naughty selfish self and portion it out into delightful freezer containers to take out whenever I need an extra dose of self-nurturing in the form of a great dinner.
You should make it for yourself! Shells are selfcare!
Saw it on instagram and RAN here
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What form should the provolone be? Shredded?
Any way you’ve got it!
For provolone, it really depends on how you're using it! If you're adding it to a salad or a sandwich, shredded provolone works great because it mixes in easily and melts nicely if you're heating it. If you're using it for a cheese platter or to slice for a sandwich, then sliced provolone is the way to go. Both forms have their advantages, so it really comes down to your personal preference and the dish you're preparing!
Came here for this question.
Is there a benefit to using cased sausages and removing the casing instead of buying the ground sausage that comes without it?
Nope, use what you’ve got
I called out sick to work today so I could make these shells. Can't wait to taste them!!
😂😂😂 love the dedication
This was delicious and is going into regular rotation! DON'T skip mustard greens if you can get them, so much flavor! I've also got big plans for that breadcrumb topping in other applications - toasting in garlic oil had huge effort to reward payoff.
YAY!!!
All I can say is: THANK YOU. This was perfection. Literally, a perfect dish. (The dill?? genius)
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I don't think I've ever had a version of stuffed shells with dill - that, the lemon zest, and using a heavy hand with the parsley made this feel SO fresh despite it being a relatively heavy dish. Will definitely be making this again (and again)!
Yes! I love cooked dill. It really lightens everything up!
This was freaking amazing!!! My husband freaked out, eyes rolled back into his head. Thanks, Sohla!
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Just made this and it is SO GOOD. Prepped the sauce, greens and breadcrumbs a day ahead and that made it seem very manageable on the day I assembled it. My bunches of greens were pretty small so I used frozen peas to make up the rest of the weight of the greens (I mixed them in with the greens toward the end of steaming) and it worked out great. Sohla, we NEED the tuna noodle casserole shells 🙏
Yes! Glad you liked it!
Looks absolutely delicious!
If using all frozen spinach, should it be thawed and wrung out to dry before cooking?
Nope! Add the frozen spinach to the oil and cook it until thawed and most of the excess moisture has simmered away. Then add the herbs and cook until they’ve just wilted. You won’t need to add and pasta water.
Thank you for responding! I finally got the chance to make it tonight, and it was delicious!! Agree with the comment about it feeling light because of the herbs. Thank you for an amazing recipe!!
My mom had a recipe for tuna-stuffed shells. I made them a couple of years ago and I remember them being pretty good, but wanted to tweak it. I'm pretty sure one of the ingredients was cream of celery soup. I love any pasta stuffed with cheese, so I will definitely give your stuffed shells a try!
Saw the notification in my email inbox and opened it IMMEDIATELY. This looks like it’s worth every minute of prep time. 😛😛😛