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Lasagna
A baked Italian lasagna with layered pasta sheets, ragù-style filling and a creamy béchamel-style layer, with classic, vegetarian and vegan versions.
- Italian
- 70 min total time
- 4 base servings
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Servings: 4 · Version: Classic · Check ingredients below
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Classic
Traditional-style meat lasagna with wheat egg pasta sheets, meat ragù, béchamel and cheese.
All versions use wheat pasta/flour, so there is no gluten-free version. The vegan version avoids egg, dairy and lactose, but still contains gluten.
This version
- Classic
- Contains gluten
- Contains dairy
- Contains lactose
Version
Contains
Ingredients
- 250 g lasagna sheets with egg Contains gluten and may contain egg.
- 300 g minced beef
- 400 g crushed tomato
- 80 g onion, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 20 ml olive oil
- 300 ml dairy Contains milk protein and lactose.
- 25 g butter Contains milk.
- 25 g wheat flour Contains gluten.
- 100 g grated cheese Contains milk and lactose.
- 4 g fine salt
- 1 pinch black pepper Adjust to taste.
- 1 tsp dried oregano or basil Adjust to taste.
Cooking method
Pan
- Prepare the ragù or filling
Warm the olive oil in a pan over medium heat. Cook the onion for 4 to 5 minutes, add the garlic, then add the meat or selected variant filling. Stir in the crushed tomato, salt, pepper and herbs, and simmer until thickened.
- Prepare the béchamel-style sauce
For classic and vegetarian versions, melt the butter, stir in the wheat flour and cook for 1 minute. Whisk in the milk gradually and cook until smooth and lightly thickened. For the vegan version, use olive oil and oat drink instead.
Frequently asked questions
Does this lasagna contain gluten?
Yes. All current versions use wheat pasta and wheat flour, so there is no gluten-free compatible version yet.
Which version should I choose if I avoid egg, lactose or milk protein?
Choose the vegan version. It uses egg-free pasta and a dairy-free béchamel-style sauce, but it still contains gluten.
Are these allergy filters a guarantee?
No. They are a guide based on the listed ingredients and variants. Always check labels and cross-contamination warnings, especially for severe allergies.


