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Where can I buy authentic home made lasagna ?
the one's they sell at the grocery stores just don't cut it.
any suggestions please. :)

thanks.
 
kirknewton said:
Where can I buy authentic home made lasagna ?
the one's they sell at the grocery stores just don't cut it.
any suggestions please. :)

thanks.
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When in doubt make your own. There is no place like home Toto !
 
There is a place in the falls called Roman Cheese.
It's hand made, but they also distribute frozen ones to some grocery chains.
I think I've seen them in Kitchener and Hamilton, no idea about the GTA though.

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/roman-...uce-and-a-blend-of-four-cheeses/6000197072236

If its at Walmart it must be shit right, but this is an exception.

Now obviously making your own is the best option here.
 
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I don't have any names, but I'm pretty sure that you can find some at some pasta shops that sell fresh uncooked pasta.
 
I don't have the skills/time/interest to make my own.
However, I've experimented with many grocery store frozen lasagnas.
I've tried PC, Longo's, and even Longo's fresh (not frozen) lasagna.

One day, I bought the Kirkland brand frozen lasagna from Costco. By far the best frozen lasagna so far.
I'd be interested in hearing other recommendations.
 
Your original post is confusing, ”homemade” cannot be “store bought”. i have not tried “M & M “ but you could give them chance. There are lots of ghost kitchens now with people working from home and you could advertise on Kijiji for “homestyle lasagna” with or without “benefits”. There is a gourmet SP downtown that I say online that offers homemade dinners at the gourmet level as part of her services but I forgot her name
 
curvluvr said:
I don't have the skills/time/interest to make my own.
However, I've experimented with many grocery store frozen lasagnas.
I've tried PC, Longo's, and even Longo's fresh (not frozen) lasagna.

One day, I bought the Kirkland brand frozen lasagna from Costco. By far the best frozen lasagna so far.
I'd be interested in hearing other recommendations.
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Try Queen's Pasta on 66 Newcastle St. in the West End.
No mistake.
Nothing like the having the pasta factory on the premises.

J17
 
I don't bother making lasagna, too many dishes after the fact.

If you do, buy the pasta sheets that cook while the lasagna is baking. If I want ready made lasagna, I'll phone National Noodles (8611 Weston Rd, Unit 33) to see if they have any in stock - but you'll have to get there early. They go quick so phone ahead.

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If youre looking for a more upscale/nicer lasagna and dont mind paying for it maybe Eataly or McEwan. There within a 5 minute walk of each other at bloor/yonge. Both do good prepared foods including lasagna.
 
Strange fellow Mark McEwan, for a Scotsman he has Italian blood in him. He also makes the best prosciutto outside of Italy. However he's not better looking than Eataly's co-owner...I wonder if she still keeps in touch with Mario Batali?

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I am starting to find asking about food advice on this board is a waste of time, there is always going to be some smart ass with a "make your own"comment. Well some of us dont have the means, income, talent or whatever reason on earth to make our own, otherwise we wouldnt be asking.
 
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Had lasagna from this place and its very good and also the pasta sauce

plus they make a veggie one if you are into that
 
scouser1 said:
there is always going to be some smart ass with a "make your own"comment.
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100% guaranteed every time.

One person even prefaced a food info request by specifically asking not to be told to make your own. Guess what happened.

I shake my head when I think about how bad reading comprehension is.
 
scouser1 said:
I am starting to find asking about food advice on this board is a waste of time, there is always going to be some smart ass with a "make your own" comment.
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You'll never get that from me gumba, I hate doing dishes - so I go to Cataldi when I want some.

Besides lasagna is for kids...but I've never had the pleasure of eating a slice of Timpano. Ian Holm is perhaps the most under-rated actor of all time.

 
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Insidious Von said:
You'll never get that from me gumba, I hate doing dishes - so I go to Cataldi when I want some.

Besides lasagna is for kids...but I've never had the pleasure of eating a slice of Timpano. Ian Holm is perhaps the most under-rated actor of all time.

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I love that movie. Primo and Segundo.

Ian Holme, "I love you guys."
 
Agincourt Bakery and Italian Kitchen.
Finch and Pharmacy. Great lasagna and veal sandwiches and a bunch of other Italian treats.
Definitely one of favourite lunch places.
 
shack said:
I love that movie. Primo and Segundo. Ian Holme, "I love you guys."
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You're using Spanish shack, it's Primo e Secondo. English has had many influences, Guglielmo Spadeagite gave it a Latin flavour.

It is perhaps my most beloved film. My cousin in NJ, it was filmed in Secaucus near the Hackensack, was at the shooting. He said he couldn't take his eyes off of Isabella.

 
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