super quick velveeta lasagna

Desciption

i got this one from someone (can't remember who), that just verbally told me how to make it. great for nights when the kids have lots of activities. you can assemble it ahead of time and bake later. kids love it because of the velveeta cheese. (why do they always like that fake, orange "cheese"?)

Steps

Preheat oven to 350f
Spray a 13x9-inch baking pan with nonstick cooking spray
In a skillet
Brown ground meat
Drain
Spoon about 1 / 4 cup spaghetti sauce on bottom of baking pan
Lay down a layer of noodles
Then 1 / 2 browned meat
1 / 3 of remaining sauce and 1 / 3 of velveeta cubes
Repeat layer
Top 2nd layer with noodles
Remaining 1 / 3 of sauce and velveeta
Cover and bake at 350f for 45 minutes

Step 9

Total Time in Minute 60

Ingredients Count 4

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Ingredients

No-boil lasagna noodles

Spaghetti sauce

Velveeta cheese

Ground turkey

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