Schwan's is a company that delivers frozen foods to your door. The products are high quality in most cases and a little pricier than the supermarket, but I find it worth it to be able to shop on line or by catalogue, and have my order delivered to my home for a $1.00 delivery fee. The Schwan's man will stop by every two weeks with his freezer truck full of goodies. If you haven't placed an order ahead of time by phone at 1-888-SCHWANS or on line at schwans.com, you can order items on the spot, but the possibility exists that the driver may be sold out of an item you want that day.
Schwan's Italian Style Lasagna consists of thick layers of rich, red tomato sauce, REAL ricotta, Parmesan, Romano and Mozzarella cheeses, and seasoned ground beef. It comes frozen in a 3 pound tray for $12.99 which yields 6 servings at $2.17 per serving. However, these are not large servings, so if you in fact want to feed six people, I would recommend that you serve this meal with a salad, garlic bread, and a bottle of wine.
The lasagna can be prepared in a conventional oven preheated at 350 degrees, baked for a total of an hour and 40 minutes, or if you want to shorten the prep time, you can start the meal in a microwave on high for 7 to 10 minutes, and then bake for 30 to 35 minutes in the preheated 350 degree oven. In either case, you need to set the serving dish it comes in on a baking sheet before putting it in the conventional oven. You'll want to let it sit for 5 minutes after baking, in order to make serving easier.
Even though it does take quite a bit of baking time, it's quite good for a premade dish. It certainly doesn't live up to homemade lasagna, but using the combination of microwave and conventional oven preparation, it is much less work and very easy on the taste buds.
Nutritional Information Per Serving: Serving size one sixth of the tray or 1 cup
Calories: 380 Total Fat 15 g Sodium 890 mg Carbohydrates 38 g
Dietary Fiber 3 g Sugars 3 g Protein 21 g
Vitamin A 10% RDA Vitamin C 10% RDA Calcium 20% RDA Iron 15% RDA
Published by Eva Gallant
I am a retired insurance sales rep, a former teacher and a wife, mother, and grandmother. View profile
- Best Frozen Dinnersfrozen dinners, microwavable dinners, best frozen dinners
- Review: Boston Market Frozen DinnersBoston Market makes the best frozen dinners; no exceptions.
- How I Lost 50 LBS by Eating Frozen Dinners: Easy Diet for MicrowaveI lost 50 LBS eating mainly frozen dinners on an easy diet. I was overweight and out of shape with a middle-aged bulge.
- How to Improve the Health Benefits of Frozen DinnersFrozen dinners are quick and easy to prepare and a lifeline to many families who have little time to spare to prepare home cooked meals every night. But a frozen dinner is not the healthiest meal option
Review of Boston Market Frozen Dinners - Inexpensive and TastyBoston Market Frozen Dinners are great, they are fairly inexpensive, taste amazing, and come in a variety of flavors. Now eating of a budget does not have to be so bland!
- Eating Right - Frozen Dinners for the Lazy, Tired or Lame
- Top Five Healthiest and Best-Tasting Frozen Dinners
- Budget Frozen Dinners
- Stouffer's Large Family Size Frozen Dinners - Chicken Alfredo
- Fast, Easy Meals with Convenience Foods
- Homemade Meals with Convenience Foods
- How to Enhance the Taste of Frozen Dinners




1 Comments
Post a CommentYum! Love to cook, but I love to "heat up", too! :)