From: Hey Jude
On Dec 12, 2003
This is SO delicious! Barb's instructions are right on as far as servings, time to make, etc. My house smelled like a wonderful Italian restaurant while this was baking! I made a couple of changes, due to what I had on hand: I left out the tarragon, I used low-fat riccota cheese instead of cottage cheese, I used 1/2 lb. shrimp and 1/2 lb. scallops, raw and chopped up, in place of the crabmeat and canned shrimp. Also, I halved the recipe and used 5 no-cook Barilla lasagna noodles. Terrific recipe Barb, thanks so much, my husband says to give this 10 stars!
From: Bitsie
On Jan 22, 2004
Awesome recipe!! My husband also said to give this ten stars. I followed the recipe exactly except for substituting Old Bay for the tarragon as that is what I had. Smells great while cooking, and went together easily. Will make this for guests soon. Thanks Barb.
From: Chef #190063
On Jan 24, 2005
Totally wonderful recipe. I made this for my family and they loved it! I followed the recipe as posted, the only change I did was use no-cook lasagna noodles. This recipe is definitly a keeper. Thank you Barb.
From: Chef Regina V. Smith
On Apr 7, 2007
Excellent. I made a couple of changes in that I used a combination of frozen scallops and shrimp instead of canned shrimp. I sauted the shrimp and crab very briefly before adding it to the casserole ( 1 1/2 minutes) I used imitation crab ( the pollock stuff) instead of canned crab. I also added 1 chopped roasted red pepper to the seafood layer for a little added colour. It is rich, but very good. I am keeping it. Thanks. Barb!
From: Gramhead
On May 13, 2007
I added fresh shrimp and imitation crab meat to this, and also Old Bay Seasoning. I cooked it the night before and heated it up in the oven the next day. I got many requests for the recipe. I mixed the shrimp, crab, cottage cheese (to which I added a little grated parmesan cheese). I then layered with sauce, noodles, cottage cheese mixture, etc.
From: micro1330
On Jul 12, 2005
Very good!! My husband said that this is a keeper!! I did cook the lasagna first since it usually doesn't seem to cook evenly if it's raw. So it turned out kinda soupy. Next time I'll half the broth and milk. I think that I'll also add some chopped sun-dried tomato. For some reason, I think that lasagna needs some tomato taste to it. Very good though!!
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