First Time Doing Lasagna From Scratch [homemade]

by mruben0214

32 Comments

  1. BlueyedIrush

    Never seen lasagna with Crème fraîche,…or whatever that is.

  2. prudence56

    Not how my Italian family made lasagna three generations and immigrants from Italy.

  3. Successful_Rollie

    It’s nice that people get excited about the food they make but this took the excitement in a direction that I didn’t need to see.

  4. I can feel my Italian ancestors weeping over the white stuff

  5. episton22

    Looks really yummy! Did you put a cream based sauce on it or

  6. Lady_Ormont

    You wanted to pull off those layers of meaty sauced & cheesy yum, but man you messed this one up

  7. I like it – looks great, I’ve done lasagna a thousand times and I can tell you I don’t get layers as nice as you did

  8. mind_the_umlaut

    When did lasagne develop a white sauce?

  9. mollsballs_xo

    OP you need to come back here right now and confirm you did not put ranch nor melted ice cream on that lasagna

  10. sesamesnapsinhalf

    Is that melted vanilla ice cream on top?

  11. immortalworth

    Lord have mercy on that poor lasagna’s soul

  12. domdymond

    Eat it. Was it good? Then its good.

    Did you die? Its No good.

  13. februarytide-

    I can’t believe OP dropped this mystery here as ghosted the thread.

  14. Roland-Flagg

    Is that unbaked bechamel? Is that whit it looks like… that?

  15. Belfengraeme

    Bro, please tell me it isn’t ranch

    The rest of that zagna looks fucking delicious

  16. Paddlesons

    Quick tip. Don’t put your sauce on lasagna before you bake it. It’s way WAY better to pour it over afterwards.

  17. Yiplzuse

    Horrific. Those noodles are way too thick. I will refuse to acknowledge the top. The noodles need to melt in your mouth. If you need to chew through your lasagna you are doing it wrong. I do mine with 5+ layers of noodles, but these look thick and it looks pasty. The noodles need to be super thin. I miss my mother, we would talk as she held the pasta sheets as they came through. She also taught me how to make the ricotta.

    The pain of missing my mother and father is not something I regret or avoid because I know it is the cherry on top of having them as my parents.