A molded "lasagna"

[mcmich]

I am definately going to give this a try. Will probably make it in a large pudding bowl.
How did yours go for book club Andie?

[andiesenji]

Everyone loved it.

I made it in this large fancy loaf pan - so the finished item looks like a braid. 

I put the lasagna noodles in alternating diagonal strips to make it look even more so.

It unmolded perfectly and I was able to slice it into 12 - 3/4 inch thick slices.  The pan is 11 1/2 inches long by 5 1/2 inches wide and it holds a bit more than 13 cups of liquid (such as cake batter).

[goldfish]

That pan is a "to die for" one Andie - it's gorgeous!! You do have a knack for finding really unusual and beautiful things!

[mcmich]

That's an amazing pan Andie. Where do you find all these wonderful things?

[andiesenji]

I've had it for several years.  It was made by Chicago Metallic but they no longer make it.

There is a new one that looks like a real braided loaf made by Kaiser Bakeware but it's not as deep as the one I have.  I haven't got one yet...

[Yvette]

Just bumping this

[mcmich]

My moulded lasagna

[Jonvic]

These look lovely girls, I absolutely love the braided loaf tin, I am going to try & track one down.

[djinni373]

Very nice mcmich. It looks great.

I am going to try & track one down.

Yeah I like the look of that loaf tin too. Let me know if you find them please

[Katiej]

Looks great Michelle 

[Jonvic]

Yeah I like the look of that loaf tin too. Let me know if you find them please 

Will do..

[Kimmyh]

Looks great Michele. What recipes did you use for the layers?

[cookie1]

It looks very clever Michele.

[gertbysea]

Clever girl.

Gert

[jeninwa]

Very clever