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LASAGNA dinner in a motel room is easy

LASAGNA dinner in a motel room is easy

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Today I will show you how to make an entire lasagna dinner in a motel room. Whether you are living in a motel out of necessity or for work, this is a great way to get a home cooked meal easy. All you need are ingredients and two electric skillets to make a full meal for a family of four. CHECK OUT THIS MOTEL Skillet Meal TIMESTAMPS 0: 00 Intro 0: 49 Grocery store 1: 44 The ground beef 3: 31 The Ricotta cheese mixture 4: 40 Assemble the lasagna 8: 12 Cook time 8: 41 Storytime and a word 13: 14 The Lasagna is done 13: 51 Griddle toast 14: 23 The green beans 15: 23 Time to serve LASAGNA INGREDIENTS 14 oven-ready lasagna sheets 1. 5 lbs ground beef 1 Tbsp Italian herb blend 1 tsp onion powder 1 tsp Kinder's The Blend 1/2 tsp salt 24 oz jar of marinara sauce 1 1/2 cups water 15 oz ricotta cheese 1 large egg 2 tsp Italian herb blend 1/2 tsp Kinder's The Blend 1/2 tsp onion powder 8 oz shredded mozzarella cheese 12-inch electric skillet with a lid FOLLOW ME Don’t miss out on this affordable and tasty meal idea! Subscribe to Simply Mamá Cooks for more recipes and ideas. Cooking In A Hotel Room Living in a Motel No Stove Dinner Ideas
Date: 2025-07-08

Comments and reviews: 20


I live in an apartment which is the back portion of a house with a wall dividing the last third of the house which includes my bedroom, full bathroom, hallway with my own entrance, another bedroom converted into a kitchen with a mini fridge, moveable kitchen stainless steel island with sink & 2 hot plate burners. I have a crock pot, a G Forman griddle, an air fryer and mini coffee maker. It’s wonderful, rent went up significantly butI enjoy cooking and my independence from renting just a room and having to share a kitchen. I get to share the washer/dryer. It might not be a traditional home but I’m so thankful I have enough space and just enough for my tired body to keep tidy. I bought groceries and just got things to make a lasagna but haven’t tried it yetthis is my reminder to enjoy a nice dinner with vegetables and let go of the idea of needing or wanting more. I might not be in a place I want to be financially yet I’m using this is as a stepping stone to a more comfortable life later, it’ll come when I’m readyI’m 59 and starting to rebuild my life after raising my son and I see my coworkers who have less, who need a nice dinner and a friend to listen. I like than I can be there and help them look forward like I am. I’m reading the comment section and sending good, positive vibes for anyone struggling. Life throws is many lessons, let’s try to all not make the same mistakes over & over and learn something new everyday! Thank you for this video!
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Thank you for this. Not in a motel, in a relative's garage storage room for the last 10 years. Down from a regular house. I've gotten really good with one electric skillet, one crock pot, one kettle. I started out with what I had from my house, but over time I had to replace them. I have found I can manage most meals between those. Not baking, but I have learned through experimentation and can feed myself healthy meals. I do build off frozen and canned foods. I have a tiny fridge, so keeping fresh can be difficult. But I manage. Have managed. I recently made it to the top of the affordable housing list (took 6 years) and will soon be moving into an affordable apartment. I have learned a lot from you, been following you for years now. Thank you for your kindness, and your compassion.
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A couple decades ago, I knew a woman who bought a home with a small kitchen. She thought it was more important to have her freezer in the hole what would have held a stove. She cooked everything in an electric skillet or the microwave. In college, I only had a burner and no fridge but made it work. Just saying making adjustments usually works itself out. Even having to purchase whatever appliance is a big hit financially, it pays for itself quickly since you aren't eating out and buying convenience foods. Maybe shop at second hands or ask around.
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Thank you for being our culinary royalty! In these heavy times your insight and presence are like a much-needed light. You’ve touched thousands of lives with your unique recipesoffering hope, comfort food, and truth in a way that only you can. And while we know political talk isn’t really your thing (and that cooking is your true kingdom, your presence reaches far beyond entertainment. You are a beacon of hope! That gift couldn’t be more needed right now. Thank you thank you!
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A great meal is always appreciated, there is another u tuber called Lisa Dawn. she make amazing meals from the dollar store dining on a budget. thanks to modern technology we can all share our passion for feeding each other how ever we grew up. as for me from the car, motel, studio then finally a home then back to car LOL life does have is way. I will continue to be a good human regardless of where GOD put's thanks for being real and sharing your cooking style
Joe n Christina

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in my neighborhood I cook and feed homeless people as they camp in my backyard they give what they can scrounge up some bring tortilla's that were just out of date and destined to be thrown away canned goods etc. to make it short we have had hover stew many times here nobody has gone hungry. or with out something over their head even my house when it was too cold we all had hot chocolate cinnamon toast on the side. or tomato soup and grilled cheese
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I’ve been following you for a long time, and I knew I was in the right place. The fact that you’ve been sharing recipes of all kinds for years shows you are absolutely a compassionate and caring human being. This video will probably help more people than you realize. Both with the recipe itself, but also your kind words that sometimes people find themselves in difficult situations beyond no fault of their own. Bless your heart!
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Thank you. You're just fine. Food is very expensive. I'm living pay check to pay check. Don't know how it happened. My job shut down. Then, one I'm at was okay at first. Then it got very, very slow. I drive a truck. I can't believe this, but it's been very hard to find another one. I really have to work local. I can't really go otr anymore. But I think I have a new lead. God willing. Thank you.
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Thank you for sharing your experience and taking a stand!
There are times in history when you can't remain neutral.
I already loved the food you teach how to cook, but with this video you won my admiration and respect. You chose very wisely your words, so that you got the message through without having to engage in any political discussion.
Thank you so much for your content!

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I respect that you don't want to speak of politics. But sometimes I just need a hint/glimpse of a kindred spirit.
SO MUCH is happening on a daily basis that it is unbearable at times. Breaks are necessary.
You ARE a compassionate person, and politically-speaking, one GROUP/political-affiliation frown upon empathy/compassion.
I'm pretty sure your political beliefs align with my own.

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Angelica, you are such a wonderful person. I hardly ever comment but I felt like one of your videos when you were teaching your viewers how to sell ( give for a donation) the burritos, I knew where you were coming from and you didn’t have to say it. Your compassion showed it. You were trying to help others. Much love sent to you and yours. May we make it through this together.
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I always love that you are so humble. Yes we need compassion right now. I’m in tears watching your video. Brought memories of me with no home and my baby when I was young. Did well for long time and now 62 and finding myself months away in the same place. I admire you and give so much hope. Thanks for the lasagna skillet recipe.
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Back in 2019, my family wound up living in a motel for nearly 2 1/2 years due to a house fire, and believe me when I tell you that between a crockpot and an electric skillet, I made a lot of dishes that turned out very well, I had to be very creative, most of the people that lived at the motel were surprised at what I made
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for your compassion and bravery to speak out. I think that not only are so many people without compassion, they no longer regard others as human beings. Remember, if you can find a reason to dehumanize others, they can find a reason to dehumanize you! Kindness costs nothing, but is worth everything.
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I agree with your message and nobody should have to be reminded that compassion is important. Misfortune can happen to anyone at anytime, it’s a fact. It can make one susceptible to homelessness, poverty and illness, depending on an individual’s resilience and mental capacity. I appreciate your kindness
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I was taught to do as much as you can for as many as you can for as long as you can. I love your compassionate spirit. it fills me with hope and brings me such joy. it reminds me that there are wonderful, beautiful people in this world that honestly care about others and want to help. Peace and love.
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Hi Angelica! Wow my husband and I have been living in hotels for a year now and this has been what I thought I could possibly do but didn’t do it. I plan to try as soon as we can afford an electric skillet. Thank you Chica I’m a long time follower of yours.
thanks again for all you do

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Wow I've been watching your videos for a while, I haven't seen you show this much emotion before. This is probably my favorite one so far. I love the stories that you share and I love how you are always so kind and helpful. Thank you for all of your videos I really appreciate you!
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Happy 4th of July. And compassion is soo needed, especially now with the decisions that were just made effecting and made with no compassion people will be struggling to eat pay their mortgages and have medical care it's very scary and sad. Thank you for being you!
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Those of us that are financially fine today but share stories of being without funds in earlier years should never ever forget. I remember counting money out of the change jar to buy baby food! Don’t ever forget where you came from. Be generous and give what you can.
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