i was chastised by a friend because i insisted ricotta has to be in a lasagna cuz thats how i grew up eating itNever considered bechamel for lasagna. Now I know.
Bad Boys 4 Life! Not sure which is Will Smith and which is Martin Lawrence, though.
Lasagna with Bechamel-sauce is how I learned to make Lasagna. I do it with Ricotta sometimes now too, but I think I prefer it with Bechamel.
I think Claire needs to do another cereal. Maybe something like Froot Loops.
The Bechamel I just bought even says Lasagne sauce on the jar.
Does anyone aside from me like Farideh on the Munchies channel?
I have never made lasagne without béchamel. What would you use instead?
RicottaI have never made lasagne without béchamel. What would you use instead?
Okay, I see where you're coming from, but that's gonna be a hard pass from me :)
Don't you shame me. First time for everything. I'v made it from scratch before but cannot be arsed to do so this time. I've already got a bitching Bolognese in the freezer. My Bolognese >>> Chris's
As a Greek pastichio lover who has been cursed with the lie that is boxed bechamel,Don't you shame me. First time for everything. I'v made it from scratch before but cannot be arsed to do so this time. I've already got a bitching Bolognese in the freezer. My Bolognese >>> Chris's
If you thought that was bad watch the jelly bean one.I watched it with my friend last night and that Mentos episode was one for the record books. What a disastrous undertaking.
That's the best one!
If you haven't had homemade ice cream I can see how this would be hard to understand, but it's basically on another level entirely. It also takes a fair amount of know-how when it comes to distilling the flavors you want and getting it right early on. That's the gourmet part, really.What?
I don't understand. Isn't Ben and Jerry's just ICE CREAM? Why is this a Gourmet Makes? I'm really confused.
(that said I will allow it because MINT-FUCKING-CHIP, CLAIRE)
Also it's almost like BA knew people would riot after Jelly Belly nearly destroyed Claire and had this ready to go to mollify the crowds.
If you haven't had homemade ice cream I can see how this would be hard to understand, but it's basically on another level entirely. It also takes a fair amount of know-how when it comes to distilling the flavors you want and getting it right early on. That's the gourmet part, really.