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Any place to get a great lasagna? Had a conversation with someone today and i realized i have not had a good lasagna in 20 years. Any local places around Meriden or Hartford recommended?
My mom's house. Best in the tri-state.Any place to get a great lasagna? Had a conversation with someone today and i realized i have not had a good lasagna in 20 years. Any local places around Meriden or Hartford recommended?
I was going to say to wife’s , but he’s not invitedMy mom's house. Best in the tri-state.
I know the place. Will check it out asap. Thanks.If you're in Meriden, try Tuscany in Southington. It's a tiny spot just past Topps Marketplace, next door to TD Bank. They also make a great veal parm.
Portofino's in Kensington does a great lasagna as well as other Italian entrees.Any place to get a great lasagna? Had a conversation with someone today and i realized i have not had a good lasagna in 20 years. Any local places around Meriden or Hartford recommended?
Have her make some and tell.me how I can pick it up.My mom's house. Best in the tri-state.
Lasagne is easy to make actually, no boil pasta and you can make a lot that is actually better the days after it’s made.Have her make some and tell.me how I can pick it up.
My mom's house. Best in the tri-state.
Put me down as another vote for Rich's mom's house.
That does sound good! Might tweak it a little here and then because, well, that's what I always doRedirect Notice
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My mom's house. Best in the tri-state.
What does a lazy order on a menu at an Italian restaurant mean?Any toddler can make a lasagna. It's the 2nd laziest order on a menu at an Italian restaurant behind Chicken Parm.
You just answered your own question. Every lasagna is in a range from B- to C+. Impossible to screw up. Never as good as other more nuanced dishes. I could list 15 other dishes on any basic Italian menu better than lasagna.What does a lazy order on a menu at an Italian restaurant mean?
Most Italian restaurants we go to in America offer similar offerings which most people can make at home but most people don't prepare them all that well at home and many Italian restaurants don't either.
If there's things like rabbit, wild boar, squid ink pasta, some hard to find fish on an Italian restaurant I'm probably ordering it but there aren't too many things that taste better than a perfectly prepared pizza, chicken parm, carbonara, cacio e pepe...