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World's Best Lasagna Recipe

World's Best Lasagna Recipe
Excellent and Authentic recipe! A little more work and ingredients, but well worth it. Use FRESH basil for more flavor - I use about 1/2 - 2/3 cup fresh chopped basil. It cooks down and is sooo aromatic. The mix of sausage and beef is sublime, so no need for more salt. I always add a dash of nutmeg to the ricotta mixture (an old italian secret!). I made this recipe using some tips and tricks from previous reviewers and from my experience having worked in an italian restaurant. WOW! I've convinced 3 (now-ex) boyfriends, my husband, and even a couple Italian friends at school that I make the most incredible lasagna they've ever tasted with this recipe. I read all the reviews and really followed "Cookerbob"'s advise. I was so disappointed with this lasagna! I quadrupled this recipe for 32 men, and it went over so well ... they came back for seconds, and asked for the recipe for their wives ... now how many men do you know that ask for a recipe? This was very good.

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