I had this fabulous dish at Za! Minnesotan in Forest Lake. I adored it and even took home my leftovers so I could pull this apart and figure out how to make it at home! It was easier than I thought!
For the bread bowl.
loaves of white bread. figure about 1/3 to 1/2 of a loaf per person I used 1/3 of a bowl and it worked perfect (1/2 will make a large bowl). I took the bread dough out of the freeze and let it thaw for around 4 hours. After that I seperated the loaves in to 3 sections and formed them in to balls. I let them rise in a warm place for about an hour covered with both a piece of saran wrap sprayed with cooking spray and a dish towel. Before I baked the bread bowls I squished them just a little so they wouldn't rise as much.
I baked the bread bowls so they were done on the inside but not browned. I let them cool and scooped out the insides forming the bowl. I let them bake a few more minutes to firm them up but still not brown them.
The Insides
Italian sausage/ground beef, red spaghetti sauce
*Brown the meat and add it to the red sauce
Cottage cheese, one slightly beaten egg, motzerella cheese extra for garnishing
*mix all together, reserving some motz for topping the bowls later.
Noodles- Plan 1-2 per bowl depending on the size of your bowls.
Putting Them Together
Once the bread bowls were done firming, you can put them together!
I started with a little meat mixture on the bottom. Then I layered one noodles. I took one big one and cut it in half, but I used both halves side by side as one layer. Then I layered the cheese mixture and added noodles. Reapeating until the bowls were full. Then I topped with the extra motz cheese.
To bake them, I set the oven to 375. I tented the pan with tin foil, so the bread would warm up and not quite brown yet. I baked them for around 20 minutes or until everything, was melting and starting to warm up.
After about 20 minutes I took off the tin foil tent and let the cheese and the bowls brown.
I wanted to take a picture of them but they were simply to delicious to stop eating.
Happy Eating and as always Kiss your cook!
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