How to Make Lasagna Like an Italian | Northern vs. Southern Italian Lasagne Recipes
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The creators compare northern Bolognese-style lasagna with southern Neapolitan-style lasagna by making both from scratch, detailing their differences in pasta, ragù, and assembly.
From the video
Answers: How do northern and southern Italian lasagnas compare, and how do you make both?
- Northern vs southern lasagna
- Bolognese ragù
- Neapolitan ragù
- Fresh pasta making
- Spinach pasta dough
- Braciole
- Bechamel sauce
Ingredients
- carrots
- celery
- onion
- ground pork
- ground beef
- white wine
- tomato paste
- tomato sauce
- butter
- all-purpose flour
- milk
- black pepper
- nutmeg
- spinach
- eggs
- Parmesan cheese
- beef chuck
- pork ribs
- pork sausage
- lard
- red wine
- pine nuts
- raisins
- fresh parsley
- fresh mozzarella
- smoked provolone cheese
- salami
- mini meatballs
What it concludes
- The southern Neapolitan ragù requires hours of cooking and develops an explosion of flavor toward the end of its cooking time.
- Making fresh pasta from scratch for lasagna is well worth the extra effort.
- Northern and southern lasagnas are completely different dishes with distinct flavor profiles.
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