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By Drew571
Bahamas
on December 05, 2012
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Very tasty Lasagna. The sauce and cheese proportions are off. Double the sauce and half the cheese mixture. Also mix the mozz with the eggs, ricotta, and parm. Salt the tomato sauce a bit.
By techlight
on January 22, 2011
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Yum! Seems like a lot of steps but was really easy. Only thing is the cheese is a bit much but still really good.
By kremasmooth
on December 22, 2010
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This is the best lasagna recipe ever. I have the most picky family on Earth and everyone loves it. Everyone I have ever made it for raves about it. I use the Barilla No Boil noodles, they are the most tender and come out like freshly made pasta. I also blend the sauce and make a double recipe and put the extra batch on the table. I use Muir Glen tomatoes as well. The sauce is what makes this recipe.
By Kimyogi
Grapevine, TX
on July 21, 2010
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It was a simple, nice recipe. But, for me, it didn't have enough sauce. For leftovers, I added a can of tomato sauce across the top (Muir brand and the whole family liked it better.
By knic1212_10035250
Washington, DC
on March 05, 2010
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I made this dish with a few alterations, and my foodie boyfriend and I loved it! I made extra sauce as per the recommendations of others, and it seemed to be the perfect amount (I used diced tomatoes plus 1 small can of Italian tomato sauce. I also added some roasted asparagus and mushrooms to get some extra veg, and it was perfect. So cheesy and chewy, too!
By joc_9311985
Shreveport, LA
on January 10, 2009
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I made this for my family vowing to add more vegetables to our meals. So that's exactly what I did. Now you have to know my family does not eat spinach and was dead set against it, but along with my persistence and this recipe it turn out great. I do agree with some of the other comments made that more sauce is needed. It held up well to slicing. Used the recommended amounts and pan size. It makes plenty. We had leftovers and that just does not happen. Added a box of frozed spinach -thawed- extra liquid pressed out and added to ricotta mixture. Delish! This is a keeper.
By jeff_9852641
San Francisco, CA
on December 02, 2008
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I'm not sure if "traditional" is appropriate, I always thought traditional lasagne included a bechamel, but this is terrific regardless of the name.
A few comments though...
There isn't enough sauce. Make more.
I don't know if they meant dried or fresh oregano, it's way too much if it's dried.
I used no-boil lasagne noodles, I can't see any difference.
Anyway, it's just terrific.
By JadedMouse
Champaign, IL
on October 17, 2008
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The overall recipe was great! However, because it was modified from restaurant portions, a few sizes were just a tad off which is the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars rather than 5.
I ended up making 1.5x the sauce with *way* more oregano for flavor. I made my lasagna with 4 layers rather than 3 (it stayed together really well!. The dish that I used to bake it took 3 noodles per layer, so with 4 layers I only needed 12 noodles, not 15. I also added a pound of ground beef. Due to the extra layer I also needed more cheese. However, the extra cheese would not have been needed if I stuck with the 3 layers in the recipe. The lasagna tasted great, didn't take that long to make, and stuck together really well. Will definitely become a staple in my house!
By bigflirt458_8989254
Bakersfield, CA
on June 11, 2008
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this was a good recipe. ALOT of work, but it was yummy. The only thing was that something was missing in my sauce or something.
By vmc324_9299710
Agawam, MA
on December 30, 2007
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This lasagna tastes great and is easy to make. It's exactly the recipe I was looking for when I searched for a lasagna. I've now sent it to three friends and my brothers. Love it!!