Turkey Lasagna
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Pasta Bella
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By amy1471_13030678
Akron, 75
on February 09, 2012
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Fan freaking-tastic!! I have made this many many times for my own family and for company. It never disappoints and you will have a request for the recipe every time you serve it to guests. As with most Ina recipes I half the salt to start, you can always add more if needed. I find the full amount in this recipe to be too much. I love that this lasagna cuts well straight from the oven, usually you have to wait until day 2 on most other lasagna recipes.
By jamarg
NYC
on February 08, 2012
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I've made this lasagna many times and each time I think it tastes better than the last! This last time I couldn't find any turkey sausage so I used 1 lb of Sweet Chicken Sausage and 1/2 lb of Spicy Chicken Sausage and it was incredible!
By jay.w.wilson_81...
Powell, OH
on February 05, 2012
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Very good and easy
By Cook 4 U
Racine, 89
on February 02, 2012
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I like lasagna, but after making this I now love it! This is the best lasagna Ive ever had hands down. You don't need to cook the onions and sausage separately as some have posted, and I would recommend using San Marzano tomatoes and Parmesan Reggiano. You also must use fresh mozzarella, not the pre shredded stuff. It has a perfect balance of cheese, tomatoes and sausage. It was even better the next day when reheated in the oven as it took a bit of the moisture so it held up a little better on the plate. Ignore the reviews where they alter the recipe so it no longer resembles the original. It's outstanding as is!
By caroldefibaugh
Fairfax, Virginia
on February 02, 2012
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I used ground turkey instead of sweet turkey sausage. I added a little honey and Italian seasonings to compensate. It was awesome!!
By jlsslj
on January 23, 2012
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Creamy, cheesy, sweet, meeaty, tomato goodness! This is some of the best lasagna I've ever had. My Mom has made it several times now at family gatherings and I just made it for the first time tonight. It's not too heavy, but still rich and satisfying - the way you expect home-style lasagna to be! It also seems to cook up fairly quickly and the prep isn't too tricky.
By skbrew6766_11382275
Cumming, GA
on January 08, 2012
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This is a wonderful lasagna recipe...my friends, husband and I all loved it. I, too used half spicy/ half hot sausage, a bit more sauce than called for ( 35 oz can and also pre-baked it earlier in the day. I just reheated it when everyone arrived, as I've found that lasagna has a better presentation after it gets a chance to sit & firm up before serving. My squares were not only nice and neat, but so delicious, I served Giada's italian green salad with it, too. Great combination. This is going to replace my old stand by lasagna recipe. If you are looking for a dinner party dish that is tasty, easy and impressive try this.
By littlelily1029
Livermore, CA
on January 03, 2012
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I agree with NC_cook. You don't have to make some secret, hours on the stove sauce to win over guests with this elegant lasagna. The turkey sausage is a must. I made this for our Christmas dinner for my husband's side of the family. My brother and law looked up after the first bite and said, "Sausage?" He knew it had a deeper taste. I used Trader Joe's Quattro Formaggio instead of just parmesan. I also made a bechamel sauce and poured it over the top. This makes for a rich lasagna with added creaminess as it blends with the fresh mozzarella and red sauce. For me, this sent it over the top in a very delicious way.
By jdzwonek_7871445
Levittown, PA
on December 28, 2011
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I made 2 pans for Christmas dinner. I used whole wheat lasagna noodles. Everyone love it! Thanks Ina.
By NC_cook
Hillsborough, NC
on December 21, 2011
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I made this last year for New Year's Eve and it was delicious! I use spicy turkey Italian sausage, otherwise, I don't change anything. I love that the sauce comes together quickly and you don't spend hours slaving over it. Also putting the noodles in a bowl of hot water to soften instead of boiling them is a real time saver, plus, they don't get mushy when the lasagna is baked. This is by far my favorite lasagna recipe. Love the tang of the goat cheese, too.