Lasagna Bolognese Recipe



I’m guessing the way you make lasagna is with some dried noodles, ricotta, eggs, mozzarella, parmesan and some sort of tomato …

source

You May Also Like

About the Author: Chef Billy Parisi

46 Comments

  1. Hey Chef Parisi,

    You’ve inspired me to buy a noodle maker and try this recipe. But, my family doesn’t eat pork. So, I was wondering if it would make sense to substitute the 1.5lbs of ground pork with 70/30 ground beef to mimick the fat content in the pork. Then, I’d do 1.5lbs of 90/10 ground beef.

    Would that work out well?

    Thanks.

  2. I was a little too heavy with the Bolognese and ran out before my last topping layer. I cooked up some spice Italian sausage and sprinkled it over the top… am I gonna get in trouble?

  3. Maybe it’s just me, but when I cook for a family of 6, I don’t think fresh pasta in lasagna is enough better to justify all the extra work. Is it better? Yes…just not THAT much better

  4. Wow Chef!… Dude….this was phenomenal. Made this recently and it changed my lasagna forever. I love the traditional bolognese sauce and that bechemel. This will now replace the ricotta-egg mix going forward. Thank you for this recipe and video! Took my lasagna to a new level with this one 👍🏻❤️

  5. Everything about this was great! Followed exactly and it was delicious! Folks, do not be intimidated about making this…much easier than you think. Every element was outstanding; the pasta, the bechamel sauce and then the bolognese…OMG, the bolognese was the absolutely best! Thank you for this great recipe Chef Billy!!

  6. I saw that you have just a seperate recipe (and video) for a bolognese sauce that seems to be more work/ingredients/time than the one in the lasagna video. Would you recommend a person use that bolognese in the lasagna recipe if they had the time? Would it make the lasagna better or is it overkill? Thanks

  7. Looks amazing! I’m curious, you didn’t add milk to the sauce and you only added 3/4 cup of wine. Why is that?

    Also, the tip about kneading the dough was good. That may explain why I’ve been underwhelmed by my fresh pasta.

  8. You’re killing me here! This is the lasagna recipe I’ve been looking for since my first time in Italy. Simply cannot thank you enough for sharing this. You are absolutely THE GOAT!

  9. How are you getting the meat seared when there is already tons of vegetables in there? Doesn’t it just cook and stay grey. Isn’t it better to cook the meat separately?

  10. My husband doesn't typically like lasagna because he's not a fan of ricotta cheese. When we found this recipe we had to try it! We just teamed up and cooked it together for Sunday dinner; he made the Bolognese, I did the rest, and it was a major hit! There's something truly special about taking the time to cook homemade Italian meals from scratch.

  11. This is fantastic great job. Awesome your a great chef and I’m stuck for life on your recipes. So simple but so much good flavor. Keep it coming chef Billy. This is a winner boy oh boy that bechamel makes a world of difference. Thank you.

  12. I just made this on Sunday and WOW, it was absolutely pure deliciousness (is that a word) It definitely takes some time but the end result is worth it. I highly recommend this recipe. Thank you for sharing

  13. I know this is an old video but I just made this (I did substitute the Italian sausage for the pork). It was so incredible I just felt compelled to post this. This is the first bolognese I've made and with the bechamel instead of ricotta this came out absolutely amazing. Thanks for the video.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *