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How To Make Lasagna For Two from Don Angie

How To Make Lasagna For Two from Don Angie

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Married couple and co-owners of Don Angie in Manhattan's West Village, Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli, make lasagna for two in the Munchies Test Kitchen. This rolled lasagna, which is Don Angie-s most popular dish, includes a homemade pasta dough, b-chamel sauce, Bolognese sauce, and parmesan and mozzarella cheeses
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


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I really like how they put lemon juice in their bolognese near the end of its cook time. A couple months ago, I discovered that adding a dash of lemon pepper at the end of cooking a quick bootleg bolognese brought a nice bright freshness to the sauce. I've been experimenting with adding lemon zest and juice to my 'impress the pretty girl' version, and it's a revelation.
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Name of the vid is -How to make Lasagna for Two-. While I enjoyed seeing these people prep their lasagna, I do not appreciate the deceitful title. That's one of my pet peeves about Facebook and YouTube. Shame on both for promoting this way. It's dishonest. But thanks for great tips.
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The ingredients for your ragu bolognese are ok, but the way you make it ist not. Just my private opinion. --And did you know, that the original (first) version had no tomatoes in it? Why? Because the Americas were not yet discovered.
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That's NOT mozarella. How or why did americans get to name a cheese that absolutely isn't and has nothing in common with mozarella, and NOBODY seems to care that they're calling it the wrong name, and they just keep doing it?
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I'm following the recipe listed in the link from the description. So far, the quantities from the recipe do not match what they are displaying on the video. I really hope it ends up being good, fingers crossed
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I make lasagna for me and my wife in a loaf pan. ;-) but this lasagna rollitini looks delicious. -Also, this is almost exactly the same way I make mine. I don-t use ground beef or sugar though. Sugar. Really. -
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I think the reason my pasta always turns into noodles you-d put in soup is cause I don-t put enough flower at least by looking at how your dough reacted to stretching before letting it rest
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