Crockpot Ravioli Lasagna
With a new found love for my crockpot, I have had fun trying out quick and easy slow cooker meals that the whole family will love. It doesn’t get much easier and is a new favorite of the family. Adapting it to be vegetarian friendly was a cinch, using MorningStar Farms Grillers Recipe Crumbles.
Just a quick note about the cooking times. I originally though that this should cook for 6 hours on LOW, but I checked mine after 4ish hours and it was ready to rock (I swear my crock runs hot).
So I would give this one a test run on the weekend when you are going to be home, just to play around with the cooking times. I hope you love it!
Crockpot Ravioli Lasagna
- Cook ground round (or veg crumble), onion, and garlic in a large skillet over a medium/high heat, until beef crumbles and is no longer pink. Drain if needed and set aside.
- Spoon 3/4 cup pasta sauce into bottom of a lightly greased crockpot. Layer half of the ravioli.
- Repeat layers, starting with 3/4 cup of sauce, ravioli, meat and end with the remaining 1 cup of cheese.
- Cover and cook on LOW for 4-6 hours until pasta is tender. Like I said above, the original recipe said 6 hours, but mine was ready to go after 4.5 hours. So test your crock out with this one!
Crockpot Ravioli Lasagna
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Ingredients
- – 1 lb ground round or MorningStar Farms Grillers Recipe Crumbles for veg friendly
- – 1 cup chopped onions
- – 2-4 garlic cloves minced
- – 1 24oz jar of pasta sauce
- – 1 25oz package or frozen cheese-filled ravioli(do not thaw)
- – 1 8oz package shredded Italian blend cheese
Instructions
- Cook ground round (or veg crumble), onion, and garlic in a large skillet over a medium/high heat, until beef crumbles and is no longer pink. Drain if needed and set aside.
- Spoon 3/4 cup pasta sauce into bottom o a lightly greased crockpot. Layer half of the ravioli.
- Next layer with 1/2 the meat mixture.
- Then top with 1 cup of cheese.
- Reapeat layers, starting with 3/4 cup of sauce, ravioli, meat and end with the remaining 1 cup of cheese.
- Cover and cook on LOW for 4-6 hours until pasta is tender. Like I said above, the original recipe said 6 hours, but mine was ready to go after 4.5 hours. So test your crock out with this one!
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Corey, where did you find that adorable heart shaped ravioli?? I love it!! Great dish. My kids would approve! 🙂
I made this this morning after I was all ready for work. I wept like a baby chopping the onions and had to redo my make-up. Thanks to you I was late to work 😉
Hahahaha.. Sorry about the Bobbi 🙂
Late to this party, but my crockpot absolutely runs HOT! I have learned to about halve the time, even on low. Sometimes I prep the pot, leave it in the fridge, and tell my son to plop it in on high when he gets home at 3:15. It’s dinner by 5:45!
In regard to the hot crock pot. I have a new one and it runs hot, as well. In asking around, I was told that the new ones run hotter for food safety reasons. I guess it makes sense but, not convenient for slow cooking if it’s not that slow!
You said the original recipe was 6 hours…Could you possibly link to the original recipe? Thanks!
I made this yummy dish today for our Christmas dinner – wanted something quick and easy for our family. This was perfect for the four of us. I only added some additional oregano, rosemary, basil to the sauce and would be great with a little kick to it next time. I cooked it on low for a little over 3 hours which was all that was needed- anymore would have been too much. My crock pot doesn’t run hot so be careful and not overcook this. Thanks for the recipe – it’s a keeper!