Lasangna --

[splat]

For dinner tonight I decided to make a Lasangna. I was in the grocery store Picking up a few thingsand saw they had Ground Sausage on sale , and the first thing I Thought was that will make a Great Lasangna, So I bought, got some Ricotta, Motazerella , and Parasarm ( all Part Skim, the whole milk stuff adds to much fluid ) , some Tomato Puree , and Paste and some flour , Got home fired up the Pasta Machine and went to town , Now teh Kitchen Smells heavenly.

But I digresss

What Type of Lasngna do you perfer ? Personally I love most Types , although Meatless is just a Little weak in the knees, and I did not like it using ground lamb.

[BMXman]

meatless for me..I guessing you mean lasagna right?....D

[stinkyboy]

I made a huge pan yesterday: Chicken, sweet and hot Italian sausage.

[splat]

meatless for me..I guessing you mean lasagna right?....Daccording to webster either spelling is accetable

[SkaredShtles]

according to webster either spelling is accetable
I'm calling out Webster as being full of $hit if they have "lasangna" as an acceptable form of lasagna.

[BMXman]

lol..agreed SS...I have seen lasagne but never seen it with 2 n's....D

[Westy]

Half ground beef half Italian sausage.

[narlus]

you forgot spinach.


my mom's lasagna was always ground beef only, w/ the usual mozz/parm/ricotta mix of cheese and homemade sauce.

the wife does it w/ spinach and ground beef (and the cheese/sauce, of course).

i like it in any available format.

[Westy]

I like a layer of spinach. Some small bits of pepperoni mixed in adds a nice touch.

[ito]

Veggie lasagna with spinach, a white sauce, limited tomatoes, and lots of pine nuts takes the win for me.

[Damo]

You yanks change everything! It is 'Lasagne'. There is no other spelling.
Minced beef.

On a by-note, Lasagne is one of the main components of my "Last Supper".

[Broken_Spoke]

I like it with a good hearty marinara sauce and lots and lots of cheese, no meat period.

[Luckybikes]

I like ground Beef and some Italian sausage in my lasagna even though for ever holiday my mom only makes veggie lasagna which i wont even touch.

[I Are Baboon]

I like mine with the ground beefages.

I really don't give a sh!t whether you spell it lasagne or lasangna, I'll eat it either way.

[OGRipper]

No no no, it's "lazanya".

:monkeydance:

And I have not met many I didn't like.

I really like "white lasagnas" with lots of herbs and bechamel/cheese. I once had a deconstructed lasagna with sage, sausage, chanterelles, lots of creamy cheese sauce, and fresh pasta sheets just kind of folded over on itself, then baked with a bit more cheese on top to get a good browning. Pretty much best ever. I've also had a pesto lasagna that was friggin killer. MMM lasagna.

[Heidi]

Meatless for me please.

[X3pilot]

Any and all kinds! Had some once made with eggplant that was exceptional!

[narlus]

No no no, it's "lazanya".


the different spellings of the word indicate the various types of fillings.

[TreeSaw]

Meat (beef or sausage or a combo usually) or meatless is fine by me and I like it was spinach as well.

[sanjuro]

according to webster either spelling is accetable

For someone who lives in a state with lots of Eye-talians, you need to look it up in Websters?

[OGRipper]

You yanks change everything! It is 'Lasagne'. There is no other spelling.


If you believe Wiki, that is actually the plural of lasagna. And it's derived from the word for chamber pot. :twitch:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lasagna

The word "lasagna" is derived from the Greek word "lasanon" meaning chamber pot.[3][4] The word was later borrowed by the Romans as "lasanum" to mean cooking pot. The Italians then used the word to refer to the dish in which what is now known as lasagna is made. The word lasagna or lasagne (plural) now simply applies to the food itself.[5] Most English-speaking people follow the Italian usage and use the plural "lasagne" to refer to both the dish and the pasta, but Americans commonly use the singular "lasagna".

[narlus]

For someone who lives in a state with lots of Eye-talians, you need to look it up in Websters?

spell cacciatore w/o looking it up.

oh, wait. :twitch:

[sanjuro]

I couldn't spell cacciatore, but Lasagna was my favorite growing up.

My mother grew up next to an immigrant Italian family and they traded secrets. Somewhere there is an Italian woman who makes great Cantonese Lobster.

[SkaredShtles]

Best lasagna I've ever had was made with a "proper" ragù alla bolognese... :drool:

Followed closely by a vegetarian spinach version... :drool:

[pnj]

I have a friend tha makes a really good lasagna. I don't know what all he puts in it, but he doesn't cook the noodles first. and he uses normal noodles. it's amazing!

[douglas]

I am hungry.

[Pat...]

No no no, it's "lazanya".

:monkeydance:

And I have not met many I didn't like.

I really like "white lasagnas" with lots of herbs and bechamel/cheese. I once had a deconstructed lasagna with sage, sausage, chanterelles, lots of creamy cheese sauce, and fresh pasta sheets just kind of folded over on itself, then baked with a bit more cheese on top to get a good browning. Pretty much best ever. I've also had a pesto lasagna that was friggin killer. MMM lasagna.



Damn. :drool: Sausage would be good in luzaunyia.