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Kids love this crowd-pleasing pasta bake and so will the chef. It’s authentic in taste and looks just like the real deal. Get ahead of meal time on busy days and prepare this family style dinner a day or two in advance. All you’ll have left to do is pop it in the oven, bake and serve.
Julie Marie
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Recipe Type: Free Recipes, Gluten Free, PastaTags: Free Fecipes
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CJ J July 30, 2019
Tell me WHY I haven’t made this before?? So good and easy! Served for my birthday dinner tonight and everyone liked it, especially my 9 month old granddaughter 🙂 my son in law ate it, said it was good but he has soy “issues” so wouldn’t have seconds. Hubby liked it alot and it’s a good thing because I doubled the recipe. Can this be frozen before baking??
Sallie Shelton February 28, 2017
This is so so so good! I made the quick red pasta sauce recipe in the pressure cooker. The tofu is yummy and just like pieces of cheese. Perfection!
Jane Swart November 10, 2015
I love this recipe. So easy to make and it tastes just like the ziti I used to eat in my SAD days. I need to make it again soon but there are SO many recipes to try!
Jennifer Pietrzycki March 4, 2015
Hi! Would this recipe be ok to halve? I’m sure it would freeze well, but I need to get more containers for that 🙂 Thanks!
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Julie Marie March 13, 2015
yes
Julie Marie March 5, 2015
Sure
Betty Gathers January 8, 2015
Thank you Thank you….my hubby just love it and will last for some days.
Teresa Laliberte November 3, 2014
Fantastic! We had it for dinner tonight. It will easily make dinner for 3 nights for me and my husband along with a side salad.
Doran Thompson April 22, 2014
Made your Ranch Dressing on yesterday and it was Great!!!
Today I will make the Bake Ziti with a salad on the sideSandy Sprunger January 18, 2014
I am allergic to spinach. Can I substitute kale?
Julie Marie January 27, 2014
Any leafy green will be perfect in this recipe.
CJ J January 7, 2014
Wondering about a pasta sauce – I live in PODUNK, no WF within a 6 hour drive.
Julie Marie January 15, 2014
Feel free to use canned or jarred tomatoes or puree, this is what I do. Make your own sauce by browning some finely diced onions, diced garlic add pureed tomatoes or tomatoes in puree. You can also add chopped fresh parsley, basil or oregano. There is nothing special about what is in the 365 whole foods sauce. The reason I recommend it is because of what is NOT it it!
Penny December 2, 2013
Made this yesterday (I’ve made 8 of Julie’s recipes in the last 2 days!), it makes your house smell soooooooo good, could hardly wait for it to get done cooking but it is well worth the wait.
I can’t wait to make it again so I can add some mushrooms like Veganinblack suggested! That might be sooner than expected because my niece was eating it for breakfast this morning. I’m really enjoying having this kind of delicious food in the house for others to eat without any guilt or other unnecessary ingredients! 🙂
Also can’t wait for my husband and niece to start seeing their weight drop while eating food that is so delicious and filling.marci rubin November 27, 2013
i just made a double batch for a vegan thanksliving potluck for tomorrow. it smells great in here. i added mushrooms and made my own sauce.
Brittany P November 9, 2013
This is easy and delicious! I made my own sauce and used rotini pasta. Leftovers are even better! 5 stars!
lili gonzalez September 21, 2013
Would you recommend marinating the tofu and then pressing it out again for more flavor?.. if so what type of marinade would you use?
Julie Marie September 24, 2013
If you press out the water in tofu and change the towel out it should be dry enough to soak up the marinade. I’m not a big fan of tofu in it’s natural form. I prefer it made into “cheese”, creamy sauces or dressings. I think a marinated baked tofu “steak” is boring. I prefer it used to replace the cheese in my Spinach Lasagna, mayo in Creamy Mustard & Herb Potato Salad, the base for Sour Cream Dream or Creamy Ranch Dressing.
Barbara Wright September 15, 2013
What I love about your recipes is that not only are they delicious, but very quick and easy. My daughter and I both loved it! I will definitely make this often.
micki July 15, 2013
True story….this is delicious! Easy recipe to follow and I can see this being a go to in my weekly rotation. A cook book would be a great idea:)
Denise July 11, 2013
This was so good, and the leftovers for lunch today were even better! I used Tinkyada brown rice pasta and made my own sauce.
Vegan Girl July 6, 2013
Another awesome recipe! Julie, are you going to write a cookbook? I would definitely buy it. 🙂
Silvi June 3, 2013
I loved it!!! Made my own pasta sauce as I can’t find any without sugar and oil where I live and it was GREAT! Thanks!!!
Kristie Clark June 4, 2013
How did you make your pasta sauce?
Kristie Clark June 2, 2013
I am enjoying this recipe right now for a early lunch! I had to try some because my kitchen smelled so good! It tastes as good as it smells:)
Kristie Clark
Kristie Clark May 3, 2013
Oh really awesome! That will be worth my hour drive:) Stock up! I really appreciate all your help! I have been trying quite a few recipes and they are great! Thanks!
Kristie Clark
Kristie Clark May 3, 2013
Do you have a recipe for oil free & sugar free pasta sauce? Or any favorite brands that I can get at the store? Thanks!
Kristie Clark
Julie Marie May 3, 2013
365 brand (Whole Foods) Fat Free Pasta Sauce is sugar free, oil and MSG free.
