Vegan White Mushroom Lasagna Rolls

These Creamy Vegan Pesto Lasagna Rolls with meaty sauteed mushrooms, plant-based pesto sauce, smoky sausage-style walnut meat, and a dreamy dairy-free roasted garlic sauce are the best vegan healthy but decadent dinner for when you REALLY want to impress. This cozy vegetarian lasagna can be made ahead of time and is the perfect baked pasta for date-night-in, paired with a glass of wine and candlelight!


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This. lasagna. is. everything.

And strangely enough, that first sentence was as far as I got before my computer froze on me last night, prompting me to dig into our last container of vegan ice cream in a fit of technological frustration.

Looking back on that scenario now, I feel my struggles with publishing this post just makes that first sentence even more legit.  

These vegan white mushroom lasagna rolls really are everything.  Even the internet thinks so. 

Hell, even T, the self-proclaimed mushroom-hater, thinks so!  😉

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Why We Love These Vegan White Mushroom Lasagna Rolls

I struggle to find words to accurately describe why these vegan white mushroom lasagna rolls are so amazing. (And that’s not just because my mouth is full of lasagna leftovers as I type this.)

  • It definitely has something to do with that green pesto, jam-packed with flavor and hidden nutrients. 
  • That undeniably decadent creamy white sauce, infused with dreamy roasted garlic, that you’d never believe was vegan.  (I could eat an entire bowl of it.  Someone get me a straw!
  • That smoky sausage-style walnut meat that will completely alter the way you see walnuts. (Former walnut-hater right here!)
  • And of course, the star of the show: the MEATIEST sauteed mushrooms. 

I say this with great confidence: This is one of THE best things we’ve ever made.  It has changed my world, and I think it could do the same for you!

Overhead shot of ingredients you need to make creamy vegan mushroom lasagna with dairy free pesto and sausage style walnut meat

How to Make Creamy Vegan Mushroom Lasagna Rolls

These vegan lasagna rolls are easy to make and the perfect recipe to make with your partner, kids, or friends!

Step 1: Prep the ingredients.

Overhead shot of sauteed onions and mushrooms in a saute pan

Start by prepping all the ingredients you’ll need: saute the mushrooms, cook the noodles, and use your food processor to whip up the garlic sauce, pesto, and walnut sausage.

Step 2: Assemble the mushroom lasagna rolls.

The process of making creamy vegan mushroom lasagna. Lie your noodles flat, spread a thin layer of vegan pesto on each, and top that with sauteed mushrooms.
The process of making creamy vegan mushroom lasagna rolls.

Spray the lasagna noodles and lie them flat on a clean counter top or large cutting board. Spread a little pesto on each followed by a layer of mushrooms, then vegan garlic sauce, then the sausage-style walnut meat. Top all that with another thin layer of creamy garlic sauce, and we’re ready to roll!

Step 3: Roll and bake the lasagna!

The process of making vegetarian lasagna with dairy free garlic cream sauce and mushrooms

Finally, you’ll roll up your stuffed lasagna noodles, place them in the oiled casserole dish, pour a little more garlic sauce and vegan pesto on top, and bake!

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Yield: 12 lasagna rolls

Vegan White Mushroom Lasagna Rolls

These Vegan White Mushroom Lasagna Rolls with meaty sauteed mushrooms, flavor-packed pesto, smoky walnut sausage, and a dreamy roasted garlic sauce are the best vegan dinner for when you REALLY want to impress. They can be made ahead of time and are perfect for date-night-in, paired with a glass of wine and candlelight!

40 minPrep Time:

15 minCook Time:

55 minTotal Time:

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  1. PREP THE INGREDIENTS: First, preheat your oven to 400F and oil a large casserole dish. Prepare the pesto, walnut meat, and roasted garlic sauce. Cook your lasagna noodles as directed on the package. You want them to be just a little underdone, so stick to the lower end of the time range given. Drain them, spray with cold water, and set them aside.
  2. MAKE THE MUSHROOMS: Next, add the olive oil to a large saute pan and turn the heat to medium low. Add the chopped mushrooms, onion, and salt + pepper and stir to coat everything evenly. Cover the pan, turn the heat to low, and cook for about 10-15 minutes until they’re tender and juicy.
  3. ASSEMBLE THE LASAGNA ROLLS: Spray the lasagna noodles once more with cold water to prevent sticking and lay them flat on a clean dry surface (like a large cutting board). Spread a thin layer of pesto on each noodle. Top that with a layer of mushrooms, then cream sauce, then walnut meat, and a little more cream sauce. Roll each lasagna noodle carefully from bottom to top and place each in the oiled casserole dish.
  4. COOK THE LASAGNA ROLLS: Pour the extra cream sauce and pesto on top, cover, and bake for 10 minutes. Then, remove the cover and bake for another 5 minutes.
  5. EAT UP: Let the lasagna rolls cool a few minutes before serving, and enjoy! Leftovers will keep for up to 5 days stored in an air-tight container in the fridge or 1 month in the freezer.
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    1. Hi, Jay! You could go a couple routes here. You can leave out the walnuts completely and double up on the mushrooms. You could also sub a store-bought ground sausage or beef like Beyond or Impossible and season it accordingly. Hope this helps!
  1. This sounds delicious! If I am going to pre-make it for a party, could I make it up the day before, up until bake-time, and then bake it the day of? What would you suggest?Thanks!
    1. Hi, Valerie. We ourselves have not tried that, but I should think if you made it the night before and covered it very well, it should be fine when you then go to bake it. Hope this helps a bit.
  2. Saw this on Pinterest and had to try it. My non-veg meat and potato loving husband devoured it! I especially loved it too! The walnut meat is gold!! Super delicious! Thanks for the great recipe!
    1. Thank you, Lauren! I am so happy you and your husband both liked them so much! And isn't that the truth about that walnut meat! I also love how versatile it is for so many dishes! Thanks again for reaching out to let us know you enjoyed these. It's really appreciated!
  3. Made these for my family this weekend. Definitely took about 2 hours from start to finish because I had to make all the individual components first, but my husband and son asked me to make all my lasagna in rolls from now on! I think that the cheese sauce was a bit too salty so I’d leave the salt out when making it next time. I’d also use tofu crumbles or other meat substitute instead of the walnuts next time. Other than that it was amazing! I can’t wait to try more of your delicious recipes! You can see my pictures on Instagram @labonnevievegan

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