Several weekends ago, when I asked Yuriy what should we prepare for dinner, I got an answer – lasagna, and I was intimidated a bit – I never prepared lasagna before. So I spent some time in internet researching recipes and found several I liked. I’ve combined them, added some touch to my taste and prepared this lasagna.
This was my first attempt to make lasagna. And main challenge for me was to properly prepare noodles: according to the instructions on the pack they required boiling before using. I’ve added 2 tablespoons of oil to the boiling water and was boiling them layer by layer and it totally helped to prevent noodles from sticking while boiling.
This lasagna turned out perfectly: balanced combination of meat and vegetables (just how I like it), noodles were very tender, it was totally worth all the time I’ve spend boiling them, getting out of water and trying arrange them in the pan.
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Reading different recipes on internet, including my favorite sites, I would like to say that this recipe is the best in different ways.
--It is much more detailed.
--There are more different vegetables used and all of them not canned, but fresh.
-- There is bigger amount of meat used and it makes lasagna more tasty.
This recipe could take less time, if spend less time for stewing, which I did and it's fine.
It's complicated and time spending, but tasty meal.
Thank you very much for your wonderful site.
Thank you!
I am trying to work more vegetables into our diet and this was a perfect choice. I enjoyed it just as posted except I forgot to add parsley (I only have the dried kind). It was a touch bland in flavor, but I add more salt and pepper and it was very good. Thinking that maybe next time try other veggies and add a few more spices. Fantastic sauce. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
that was wonderful, i think i will try it on my niece's birhday
love it! :)
Hi Julia, looks like a great recipe! I'm doing dinner for my aunts' and mother's birthday tomorrow night (they're triplets!) and I'm just curious how many you think this recipe feeds? I'll be cooking for the triplets, my grandmother and myself as well as my father and 2 male cousins who all eat like men, so do you think this would be enough? Thanks :)
It is pretty big and I guess it may feed 8, but it may depend on how much ppl eat. If you want to be on a safe side add some salad or/and a side dish
how lonng does it take to make ?
I listed 2h 30mins for this recipe, but if you do several actions at once you may be able to get it faster (such as boiling noodles, or both sauces), however making both sauces at once can be tricky because each of them require more close attention at some point.
very nice recipe. I really like it and appreciate to share it.