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Raw Vegan Lasagna

I have been wanting to create a recipe for raw lasagna for a while now. Today was the day and I am pretty excited about how this turned out. I mixed things up a bit by making a spinach-walnut pesto, a delicious tomato sauce, an exciting cashew cheese and using some traditional sausage herbs, a walnut “sausage” to top it all off. Throw in a few sliced fresh tomatoes and you have a wonderful dish.

 

 

I have also included instructions on how to make take the same lasagna ingredients and make tasty little “lasagna rolls” that kids or company will enjoy.  This dish is packed with nutrients, delicious and very satisfying!

 

Fill 2″ in from edge.
Roll up and cut in half with a serrated knife.
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77 Comments

  1. Stefie wrote on November 25, 2013

    My words after first taste were
    “OMG, I died and went to heaven”
    so many flavors in this lasagna

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  2. Jen wrote on November 2, 2013

    What type of slicer did you use to slice the zucchini so thin and uniform?

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  3. shannon finley wrote on August 18, 2013

    This is amazing. I just made it and my meat eater husband loves it!

    Thanks so much for sharing your creative and tasty recipes! Five Stars

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  4. Emily wrote on August 7, 2013

    Just had this wih my family. Everyone but me is a meat eater and have never been introduced to eating raw. I got great reactions! The only complaint was more veggies and a little less sauce. I made the walnut “sausage” with soy sauce not Nama shoyu. Very yummy and fresh! I will definitly make this again!

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  5. Stacey wrote on May 29, 2013

    This is a solid recipe. I invited a non-raw friend over for dinner and she said she liked it better than cooked lasagna.
    In my opinion, you only need to make half the walnut sausage recipe. I had a lot left over. Also, if you don’t have sage, thyme and marjoram and don’t want to invest in a bottle of each, buy a poultry seasoning blend. That’s what I did. Finally, you might consider making each element in the morning, stored in separate containers to let the flavors meld. I will definitely make this again.

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