Reviews

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  Krispie | 04/06/2018

  This was delicious and fairly easy for lasagna. I would slightly reduce the amount of cheese and half again the amount of sauce the next time I make this. It was delicious as written but I think I might like it better a little saucier. The whole family loved this. I’ll be making it again soon.

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  Tmbuoni | 12/31/2015

  Fabulous recipe. I made it exactly as intructed and doubled it for Christmas dinner. I didn't see where we are told what number on the pasta maker to roll the pasta to so I chose 7 out of 9 on my Marcarto machine. It was perfect, pasta held together well, boiled and handled very well. Thin and tender and luscious! However I will not double the pasta again, but only use 6 eggs and however much flour that holds. I had a lot of leftover pasta. My sister in law, who is an excellent cook, raved about it and even called my days later to thank me again for making it. We all loved it and I will definately make it again. It is time intensive. I made the sauce and shredded and combined the chees a day ahead. Anyone have experience with freezing this before baking?

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  user-4439707 | 01/30/2015

  First, as simple as the tomato sauce may seem, it's truly, surprisingly, amazingly delicious! As another reviewer stated, the flavor is so wonderfully bright and fresh---my husband and I are already planning many other uses for this tomato sauce, including a zuppa di pesce. Anyway, I followed every recommendation in the recipe except for the pasta. I didn't make homemade but bought fresh noodles from a local high-end Italian pasta purveyor and they worked out great. Important to note also, no need to precook "soft" fresh pasta like this in case you're wondering---just layer the sheets on and they cook perfectly during the baking process. I ended up grating blocks of all the cheeses as instructed but wound up with excess in the end. Perhaps the fact that I used the weight measurements instead of the volumes made a difference? (I used a digital scale to weigh them).Unsure but I had extra of the mixed cheeses (mozzarella, fontina and parm-reggiano mix) after I'd finished assembling all the layers. There was still sufficient cheesiness all the same and the overall flavor was fantastic. Being a sauce person, however, i realized while assembling that the sauce wasn't quite enough so next time I'll make a double batch of the sauce, even if I don't use it all. Even still, the combination of cheeses and that fantastic sauce made for an absolutely delicious lasagna that exceeded my expectations. Try this and tweak it to your liking. Hope this helps!

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  natcookie67 | 12/24/2013

  This is the world's best lasagna - I've made it over and over since it first debut'd in the magazine.