If we're being honest, we could probably eat lasagna every day.
Breaking the noodles involves a little technique. To avoid projectile pasta pieces I use a tip I learned from a food stylist many years ago. Wrap the lasagna sheets in a kitchen towel and use the edge of the counter to break them. They snap a little bit more evenly, which is key to evenly cooked pasta, and more importantly, don't send sharp noodle shards flying across the kitchen.“Nothing against the lasagna soup, which I imagine is tasty, but let's not make lasagna more work than it is.
Once the soup is spooned into bowls and dolloped with creamy ricotta, it gets a little fresh parsley, some torn basil and, obviously, more parmesan cheese. Much like it’s layered counterpart, this dish is as enjoyable in a bowl as it is in a plate.
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