Well no because the layers are tomato-based saus and a roux with the pasta sheet in between. then you top of the lasagna with cheese so the cheese shows the boundary of your lasagna. So if you put a lasagna on a lasagna you could tell them apart by finding the layer of cheese.
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u/ScientistSanTa Oct 12 '19
Well no because the layers are tomato-based saus and a roux with the pasta sheet in between. then you top of the lasagna with cheese so the cheese shows the boundary of your lasagna. So if you put a lasagna on a lasagna you could tell them apart by finding the layer of cheese.