Steps to Prepare Ultimate Deconstructed, "No-bake" broccoli, tuna, and barley lasagna

Hey everyone, it is Drew, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a special dish, deconstructed, "no-bake" broccoli, tuna, and barley lasagna. One of my favorites. For mine, I am going to make it a little bit unique. This will be really delicious.

This is a recipe for No Bake Lasagna, Pinoy Style. I made this for those of you who want to make your own homemade Filipino style lasagna, but do not have a conventional oven to finish it on. This recipe suggests the use of a microwave oven. It is nice to have so that you are able to melt the cheese on top.

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have deconstructed, "no-bake" broccoli, tuna, and barley lasagna using 7 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Deconstructed, "No-bake" broccoli, tuna, and barley lasagna:

1. Prepare 500 g lasagna sheet
2. Make ready 1 broccoli, chopped as normal (around 500g?)/ other veggies
3. Take 250 g barley, soaked overnight is preferable
4. Prepare 1 can tuna (170g)
5. Take 300 ml evaporated milk +700ml of water (or 1l of milk)
6. Get 2 sachets (@20g) instant cheese sauces (I use Sainsbury's)
7. Make ready 250 g strong-tasted cheese (I use blue cheese)

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Instructions to make Deconstructed, "No-bake" broccoli, tuna, and barley lasagna:

1. First, boil the lasagna. Here I suggest to boil it in the milk if you to have enough milk and want it creamy, if not just follow your usual method for spaghetti or other pasta. Try to not get them sticking to each other by stirring it once in a while and adding it in crisscross position. No worries if some of them stick to each other though. Prepare a wide surface. Cut your broccoli while waiting.
2. After lasagna is ready, take one by one with tongs and put them separately on the kitchen sheets. Don't throw the liquid out if you boiled it on milk.
3. Boil in low heat. If you haven't soaked your barley, it's time to put your barley inside the mixture and boil for about 15 minutes. If you have, you can just add your barley inside the milk and go straight into the next step.
4. Add chopped broccoli into you sauce. Add instant cheese sauce mixes (a bit of cheating here). If you don't have an instant sauce mix, I will mix 30g of parmesan, salt, pepper, garlic powder, and corn starch (or other flour for thickening the sauce) here. Keep stirring once in a while.
5. Add tuna after your sauce has been boiling. Wait for 5 more minutes.
6. Prepare your container. It's better to do this when your cheese sauce is still hot from the stove. Layer lasagna sheet, the sauce, then lasagna sheet again, etc. until your container is full and you finish both your lasagne and your sauce. Let them sit for 15 minutes at the least. Enjoy.

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