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Sheets of pasta layered with meat sauce and béchamel and baked — an Italian classic.
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Lasagna is a baked layered pasta said to come from Emilia-Romagna, centered on Bologna. Slow-cooked ragù and béchamel made from butter, flour, and milk are layered with pasta sheets and baked until golden. It's a labor-of-love dish made for Sundays and holidays when the family gathers.
Mince the onion, carrot, and celery and sauté in olive oil.
Add the ground meat and brown, then add canned tomatoes and simmer about 40 minutes to make the ragù.
In another pot, melt butter, cook the flour in it, and gradually whisk in milk to make the béchamel.
Layer ragù, pasta, and béchamel in a baking dish and repeat.
Finish with grated Parmigiano.
Bake at 200°C for 30 minutes until golden on top.