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I voted no. I think, as pointed out above, spaghetti cake would be baked spaghetti.
Is Lasagna just Spaghetti cake?
Pies, cobblers, lasagna, oh my.I wish I could say this sprouted my pie thread, but apparently food is hot in the streets this morning across America
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Don't forget baked puddings.
There are too many options. Fruit casserole?
No, there’s baked spaghetti and lasagna.
My wife called baked spaghetti "spaghetti pie" when we first met. I mocked her to the point she no longer calls it that.
This man said a cake is flour and water!
It’s a pie in a pie pan, cake in a cake pan, casserole in a casserole pan.
Very forgiving ingredients.
Pasta Cake?
Yes.
Yes.
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I appreciate you allowing an 8 year old to have some creative liberties.I voted yes because the principle is sound, even if it isn't exactly a 1:1 thing.
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I voted no, but if it was called paste cake I would've considered yes.
Should cake just be called dessert lasagna?
That’s Tiramisu
Part of me now wants to make a lasagna using spaghetti.....
Isnt it a casserole dish though?It’s a pie in a pie pan, cake in a cake pan, casserole in a casserole pan.
Very forgiving ingredients.
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I'm saying no. Different pasta, one has cheese, and usually a little different sauce.
Although spaghetti cake is kind of fun to say!
Although spaghetti cake is kind of fun to say!
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I make baked spaghetti, and I also want to try this! Would you mix everything together or try for layers? I think I'd just mix it.
Well, I’ve done it in a bread pan and a brownie pan as well. It’s culinarily confused and identifies with its container.
That’s why you NEVER put leftover spaghetti in a Cool Whip container.
#fridgewars.
The crazy part of me says, it's lasagna so layers. Maybe doing it how I've seen others do other spaghetti dishes where they don't pre-cook them but layer them dry and let the rest cook it
Don't think so
Lots of things have layers. Like onions. Ogres are like onions, they have layers.
Sorry, just wanted to quote Shrek.