Lasagna is always a favourite meal, make these baked Petite Lasagna Cups, using Wonton Wrappers instead of pasta noodles.
Petite Lasagna Cups
For another variation, try this slow cooker easy lasagna recipe!
Also try this wonderful Tuscan Barley Soup!
Lasagna is always a favourite meal for everyone! A while back I spotted a recipe for Petite Lasagna Cups, using Wonton Wrappers instead of pasta noodles.
I adapted the recipe with my own favourite ‘lasagna’ ingredients, and voila!
Here it is!
These take less time to bake than traditional Lasagna and contains less calories. You can use half-fat Cottage Cheese if you wish – but it’s Lasagna!
You only live once, so I say enjoy this classic taste! They present nicely too, right?
My family loved this recipe {paired with Caesar Salad}, we will be making this again!
Enjoy!
Petite Lasagna Cups
Lasagna is always a favourite meal, make these baked Petite Lasagna Cups, using Wonton Wrappers instead of pasta noodles.
Ingredients
- 1/2 lb Ground Beef or Turkey
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped mushrooms
- 1/2 can crushed Tomatos
- 1 cup Tomato Sauce {flavor of choice}
- 1.5 cups Cottage Cheese
- 1 cup Frozen Spinach {which has been thawed}
- 2 cups Mozza Cheese, shredded
- 24 small square Wonton Wrappers
- Oregano, Garlic Powder, Salt, Pepper to taste
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375ºF
- Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add the beef/turkey, onions, mushrooms and seasonings. Simmer until cooked
- Add crushed tomatoes and sauce, bring the pan to a gentle boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside
- In a large bowl, combine the Cottage Cheese and Spinach. Stir to mix well. Set aside.
- Spray a 12-cup muffin tin with nonstick cooking spray. Place 1 wonton wrapper into each of the 12 cups, pressing firmly in the bottom of the cup and up the sides
- Spoon in Cottage Cheese mixture, using about half for the 12 muffin cups
- Spoon in half of the beef/turkey and tomato sauce mixture, again using about half.
- Sprinkle with mozzarella
- Gently press another wonton wrapper on top of the mozzarella layer
- Repeat the process by distributing the remaining Cottage Cheese, then the remaining tomato sauce/meat mixture, and finally the rest of the shredded mozzarella
- Bake for about 10 minutes, or until the cheese has melted
- Let the cups cool for 5 minutes then remove them from the pan, and serve!
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 6 Serving Size: 6 ServingsAmount Per Serving: Calories: 314Saturated Fat: 8gCholesterol: 66mgSodium: 768mgCarbohydrates: 13gFiber: 2gSugar: 6gProtein: 24g
brenda says
very yummy looking
Tammi says
They are really good, Brenda!
Faster to bake too!
Tasha W says
OH MY! These look delicious! I’m definitely gonna try these out! Thanks for posting:)
Tammi says
When you do, let me know what you think!
😉
Tasha W says
Will do;)
alissa apel says
Those are perfect! I love the idea!!! I like how A) They are cute! B) They are perfect for a serving size. C) They look like they can be frozen easily.
I’m always on the lookout for something a little different. I still make meals for my sister’s family that has the Trisomy 18 baby. He’s had jaw surgery. But on a good note, he’s almost a year old! The 2 week stay in the hospital was well worth it! He can now swallow. They need meals at their house when he’s in the hospital.
I’ve been making a lot of Spaghetti Squash Pie. You can make it by using a sprayed glass pie plate, add 1/2 a cooked squash (drained) mixed with 1/2 cup Parmesan and two eggs (form a pie crust), add tomato paste, cooked Italian Sausage, cottage cheese and grated mozzarella cheese on top. Cook 375 degrees until the cheese is brown. You can revise it many ways. I’ve added olives, spinach and so on.
Tammi says
Awe – poor guy, glad to hear he’s such a fighter. And good for you for helping, really, that does make all the difference!
Thanks for the recipe Alissa, I need to try it soon!
Emma says
Looks fantastic for the little one & sounds yummy. I have a question though, will the wonton skins came out crunchy? (both outside & inside layers)
Tammi says
The outside is nice and crispy yet the inside bakes to the consistency of noodles. So really, it’s like Lasagna with the crunchy outer pieces and the inside softer. Great question, thanks for asking!
Emma says
Thanks for the reply! Gonna try in the weekend 🙂
Tammi says
of course! Let me know what you think if you try them!
🙂
Kayla @ TheEclecticElement says
Oh dear lord, those look DELICIOUS!
mamawee (ashley picco) says
oh, my…these look delicious. I think I have a few things to add to next weeks grocery list now!
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Anitra says
Looks yummy (and easy). Great pictures!
Linda Peters says
What an awesome idea! I’m going to introduce this recipe to my family. Thanks for posting it.
Linda
Stephanie La Plante says
This would be awesome for parties! Delicious and cute!
Becky Boo says
These look really yummy!! They don’t look that complicated to make either. I’ll have to make some for supper some night 🙂
Crystal @ Blissful Homemaking says
Wow this is a very neat idea. I have made meatloaf muffins but not lasagna. Definitely going to try it!!
angela m says
wow they look delicious
Kimberly M. says
I have got to try this recipe. Sound and looks great. Thanks for posting.
Lesley says
These look delicious! I’m definitely going to try them! Thanks for sharing!
Robyn Ketzbeck says
These look so yummy 🙂
Paula in Denver says
What a great idea! Love it!
Vinitha Selvaraj says
Am doing this, this weekend! looks so delicious
Melissa @ MisoCraftyKnits says
I LOVE this idea!! Thank you so much for it. I definitely have to try these out next week!
Michelle says
I’m not a huge fan of lasagna, but my husband is. These are perfect for the both of us & I might have to try this weeked!
Desiree says
These look delicious, can’t wait to try out the recipe…
Auqakuh says
These look ridiculously tasty. Seriously, is it dinner time yet? Oh wait – it is! Maybe I’ll try these for the weekend because it’s soup and sammie night tonight (it’s a good thing we’re soup&sammie fanatics!). My husband will gobble these up, I just know it. 🙂
Suzanne B. says
I am printing this out. This sounds fun. I like the won-ton idea. Never thought of that. I am sure these will go over well.
Teresa M. says
Tammi, this is making my mouth water…looks so good that I think I can smell it cooking…wishing you were my neighbour 🙂
Travelbuds says
Oh my goodness these sound terrific. I really want to make them. What I like is it sounds like the great lasagna taste but far less time. My daughter will love helping me on this one too.
cathy henatyszen says
I want to make these for sure
chris trak says
Lasagna is my secret deal breaker……….and those mini cups are perfect!
Jean Fisher says
What a great idea! I love lasagna but a full pan makes sooo much everyone is sick of it by the time we finish it all. These are a perfect solution!
Karen Propes says
I love this receipe, now to make it and serve it and get those great comments that all chefs love to hear, Thanks for the receipe.
Courtney Miller says
love this idea! Wontons are sooooo much easier to deal with than lasagna noodles!
Marta Krzyzanowski says
why would I ever make regular lasagna again when I can make these!?
Lynn says
Going to try these tonight for company. Look like so much fun!
Linda says
Great idea! I will have to try this one!
Sandra S says
Wow, these look delicious, now I just have to find wonton wrappers, have never bought them before
Shauneen says
Such a great idea? Would be great frozen, so I know when I am not home my husband wont have to cook dinner!!
Michelle Perez says
I love muffin tin recipes. This looks super tasty!
Cindy B says
I love this idea! This would be a great snack to serve when our grandson has friends over. I think the boys would really enjoy this and I think I could even sneak a few veggies in there 🙂
Brie Gibson says
These look so good, I’m going to try that soon!
Chandra Christine O'Connor says
definitely going to try these when we have people over,
Debbie Bashford says
I love this idea, and sound yummy, going to make this!
Stacy Li says
These look very tasty! I’ll try to make it one day! Thanks for the recipe 🙂
pat george says
i will have to try this
Camille Klassen says
These look easy and delish! The two things I look for in a new recipe! Can’t wait to try them!
Tember says
These look so good and so much fun to make!!
Sarah L says
Lasagna with portion control – gotta love it. Thanks.
Aimee R says
These look delicious, I am going to have to try this recipe out 🙂
In the Hammock says
yum! these look so delicious!!
Laurie B says
These sound so yummy. I like how you can also accomodate that picky eater if needed. I also like how it helps portion the size a little easier.
Melissa McFarlan says
What a fantastic recipe! They look sooooo good. We are making them this weekend and I cannot wait!
Ester G says
Super cute idea to make these with WonTon wrappers. I bet they freeze nicely and would be handy for lunches 🙂
Mary Withrow says
I love these and they would be great for children. I love to change it up every once in a while and add sweet sausage. Which would be great in these as well
Penny says
I love this idea. I like to spend a day making meals and then putting most of them in the freezer, so there is always something tasty and nutritious on hand when we are in a hurry and don’t have time to cook.
Vesper says
I would have to restrict how many of these I made or I could end up eating lots or fighting with my husband who gets to eat them
Lynn M says
Such a great idea for an appetizer too for my sons bday party!
Chandra Christine O'Connor says
i want make these
Susan T. says
These would be a good appetizer for a party. I believe in serving nice, hearty food. No tiny appies for me! Lol!
Nicky Dierx says
I’ve often thought about writing a book about all the things you can make in a muffin pan. You really can make almost everything. Meatloaf is a favourite around these parts. I’ve also got a pretty stellar repertoire when it comes to making cup shaped desserts with phylo sheets.
Susan T. says
I like the idea of using wonton wrappers. You could fill the cups with anything you wanted!
natasha severson says
i would have never thought about making lasagna like this! maybe my kiddies will eat it!
Jen Conlin says
Theses look incredible. Definitely pinning this Gem. Thanks for the share.
DARLENE W says
I have never thought of making lasagna this way, yummy!
Cairine says
Makes you hungry just looking at it, must try it!
Amanda says
I made these for a holiday party. They were a HUGE hit. I used diced tomatoes flavored with basil and oregano instead of the crushed tomatoes. I had to cook them for 13 minutes instead of 10. It is very important to thoroughly spray the pan with cooking spray. I was lazy about it and had some sticking issues. It is also a good tip to let them sit for 5 minutes before serving. I kept these warm for 30 minutes in the warmed oven after I pulled them out and turned the oven off. They came out great, everyone said they were seasoned perfectly! Thank you!
Rita says
Yes, this recipe looks very easy and delicious. But can you explain to me how on earth you can come up with “768” grams of carbohydrates???? That seems unbelievable. Going to check out the wrappers in the store, just don’t believe they can contain more carbs than a pizza.
Tammi says
Hi Rota. Yes, that is wrong. the calorie counter listed is a third party app, and if they are glitching, I have no control over that. Hopefully it works itself out soon. Sigh.