Classic Italian Lasagna

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  • on January 18, 2005

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    This is delicious. We have eaten it weekly since Christmas although I can only find one market in my city that sells broccoli rabe.

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  • on January 12, 2005

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    I am not a lasagna fan, but was intrigued by the addition of the bechamel and so wanted to try this. I now know that's the ticket! Excellent taste, and the bechamel means less acidic tomato sauce in the dish, a real plus in my books. The only change I made was to use mushrooms instead of spinach. And because this is easy, I'll be making lasagna more often too. I used fresh lasagna noodles. Highly recommended.

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  • on January 01, 2005

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    It took a little time but well worth the work. I have to say that the next day it was so much better. The next time I would add some spice to the meat layer.

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  • on December 30, 2004

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    Lasagna not heavy with tomatoe sauce.
    We especially liked the addition of sauce to bechamel sauce. Accepted also by 6 year old grandson.

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  • on December 27, 2004

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    This is a very tasty recipe but I made some changes that made it less work. First I make it the night before and use hard noodles, instead of cooking them. I put the sauce down, and make sure it is completely covering the bottom of the pan, and then I make sure that the sauce goes on top of each set of noodles, layering the spinach, meat, cheeses etc. I also go around the edges of the top with sauce, if I run out of the bachamel sauce then I just put some spaghetti sauce...to make sure it seeps down and touches all the noodles. By dinner the next day the noodles are soft and I just pop it into the oven.

    I also add a thick layer of cheese, a 4 cheese/Italian blend followed by the mozarella and then gently use a spatula to flatten the top down.

    I cover and put in the frig over night. Make sure the top is completely covered.

    For the tomato sauce I used Paul Newman's Basil instead of making it from scratch.

    I was just in the mood for a good Italian Lasagna without working myself to death.

    It turned out beautifully with crusty bread and a salad.

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  • on December 09, 2004

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    Out of all the different lasagnas you may make in your lifetime, this one WILL BE the best or second to the best --- without a doubt! And, this recipe will put you to work. It IS time consuming. But, sooo worth it! And, it's all about the sauce!

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  • on December 09, 2004

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    I saw you make this during my summer vacation. I finally made it and just loved it [as did my family]. thanks!

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  • on November 29, 2004

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    This was a great lasagna. My whole family loved it. I think the next time I make it I will cut down on the spinach. It seemed to overpower the dish(for me.It was easy to make and I will make it again. The no cook lasagna noodles can be found in your grocery store. "Barilla" makes them. They are great. Thanks for all the good recipes.

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  • on November 23, 2004

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    My husband looooooooooved this dish. Thank you for the recipe. It was moist and tasty and very flavorful.
    I love Everyday Italian show.

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  • on November 18, 2004

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    Would have enjoyed this dish more if I had added more salt, particularly to the spinach layer. Perhaps spicy sausage would have been a good fix too. I would recommend Delverde no boil lasagne noodles, a little pricey but worth the low maintenance. I think they are the same exact ones she uses on the show. They are large and square and you use 2 pieces per layer. You will only use half of the package preparing this dish.

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