How to Make Classic Italian Comfort Food: Hearty Beef Lasagna and Chicken Scarpariello



Test cook Christie Morrison makes host Julia Collin Davison the perfect Hearty Beef Lasagna. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges host Bridget Lancaster to a tasting of block mozzarella. And finally, test cook Lan Lam makes Bridget a new weeknight favorite—Chicken Scarpariello.

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  1. That meat sauce doesn't even resemble a ragu bolognese (no garlic, no bread, but carrots and celery plus about 4 hours cooking). That ersatz bechamel is a joke! Also, mozzarella has no place in a lasagna bolognese, and the same goes with pecorino – only parmigiano is allowed in that recipe. Call it what you want, but not lasagna bolognese, please!

  2. OH WOW…I want some of the chicken dish this weekend. The lasagna,I pretty much make mine this way also. It's very delicious,and I love the beefy taste as well.I can't use the ricotta,because my fiance likes the cottage cheese. So,I've been using the cc for years now.

  3. I'm sure these lasagna are good, but please, please don't call them Bolognese, don't even think about it. These are American lasagna, I'm from Bologna Italy and I can assure you this recipe does not even get close to our lasagna. You can save time and stick to tradition the same time.

  4. I am Italian-American and it’s cheese lasagna with ricotta filling that is the best and most authentic kind. It’s the one my grandmothers and mother made. Lately, the meat filling has been served more. I always hope for the cheese filled kind. Thank you for your wonderful show!

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