Great recipe to start with--huge fan of cooking with squash. However, I just have to believe that if we were watching Martha prepare this on some cooking show, she wouldn't be pouring in so much salt. I cut that back to about a third in both mixtures and replaced the other 2/3 with Mrs. Dash. Also upped the pepper to a half teaspoon in both mixtures.

Delicious and easy

I rate this 5 stars out of 5. Have made it many times using fresh roasted butternut squash purée . You must TASTE as you go !!!! I added some nutmeg to the ricotta and to the squash purée. Adjust the salt and pepper to your own taste. I really loved this recipe.

This recipe is bland and salty. I did not add the salt and pepper to the cheese, but I mixed in an egg with half the parm and used only half of the amount of ricotta overall. (too.much.cheese.) I added about 4 cups of sauted vegetables to the middle layer. This included broccoli florets, sliced Brussels sprouts, carrot coins, a leek, and 2-3 tsp of minced garlic. Also, I added 1/2 cup of basil pesto, half at the bottom and half in the middle. Very flavorful and turned out great!

This recipe is bland and salty. I did not add the salt and pepper to the cheese, but I mixed in an egg with half the parm and used only half of the amount of ricotta overall. (too.much.cheese.) I added about 4 cups of sauted vegetables to the middle layer. This included broccoli florets, sliced Brussels sprouts, carrot coins, a leek, and 2-3 tsp of minced garlic. Also, I added 1/2 cup of basil pesto, half at the bottom and half in the middle. Very flavorful and turned out great!

The recipe worked well for me. I added a bit less salt. I kept tasting as I went along to make sure it was not too salty. I added a bit of garlic and a layer of prosciutto. It turned out well.

Much too dry and bland. Followed this recipe but got crunchy lasagna noodles. I think the fact there is no sauce made this recipe all too dry and bland for me. Will not be making this again

I have made this recipe in the past and find it much to salty. I cut the salt in half and add Nutmeg to the squash along with some mashed garlic to the ricotta. I have even added a package of chopped well drained frozen spinach to the cheese. This lightens the dish and you get your greens. Today am trying it with some Parley mixed with the cheese to see how this turns out. May I also suggest that you boil the noodles first or at least soak the bottom layer in hot water prior to building.

This is the 2nd time I have made (review below). One thing that leads to too much salt is if you follow the MS puree recipe suggested, which has salt already. So if you made that way, don't add anymore salt to the squash mix. However, I used plain squash puree and only added salt to that and not the cheese mix, and that was enough for me. It does end up somewhat bland (I also added an 1/8 tsp nutmeg), so as other suggested, it might be nice to add another chunkier layer, since otherwise mushy.

It was good, but not stellar. The overall flavor was somewhat bland. I just saw someone's review saying they added sauteed mushrooms - I think something like that, adding a contrasting flavor, could really improve the dish. Again, it was very good - just not amazing. I would probably only make it again if I tweaked the recipe.