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This is a fun cook! And a
pretty tasty one if I might add. You will use Prego
or any quality store bought sauce but it will be
amazing! I plan on doing this again but with a
gourmet sauce as son as I come up with the perfect
one.
Mix 1 lbs. ground beef and 1 lbs. maple sausage,
2 cloves garlic and Dried tomato & garlic pesto mix
to taste in a bowl. Spread meat mix 3/4 " thick in a
aluminum cooking tin. Place in smoker at 180 degrees
for a couple hours chopping and stirring
occasionally. Don't over cook, you just want to
brown the meat and get in some smoke. Put 2 cloves
of chopped garlic on the smoker.
Mix browned meat mix with 2 bottles of Prego
spaghetti sauce of your choice. Stir in 2 Tbsp brown
sugar. Place meat sauce in the smoker and simmer at
270 degrees for 45 minutes (total time). This well
allow the flavors to meld. After 15 minutes stir in
the chopped garlic from the smoker.
Boil about 12 Lasagna noodles for approximately 20
minutes or until done. Rinse noodles under cold
water until cooled. Lay noodles out on wax paper and
pat dry with a paper tower. Noodles should be a bit
sticky to the touch not slippery. Spread Ricotta
cheese on noodles.
Grease a casserole dish and spoon in a thin layer of
sauce. Lay Lasagna noodles in side by side covering
the entire bottom. Spoon in a liberal amount of meat
sauce and cover with Mozzarella cheese. Repeat for
the next layer. Then top with Lasagna noodles and a
thin layer of sauce. Cover in Mozzarella cheese and
then sprinkle on some shredded Parmesan cheese to
taste.
Place Lasagna in smoker and bring the heat up to 375
degrees. Cook for approximately 45 minutes to an
hour or until the cheese is melted and the lasagna
is bubbling on the sides.
Toss a garlic bread into the smoker and remove the
lasagna. Let stand for about 20 minutes then
retrieve the garlic bread and get your grub on!