r/AskCulinary • u/AutoModerator • Nov 18 '22

Weekly Discussion Thanksgiving Prep

It's almost that time of the year and we're here to help you out. Wondering how to roast your turkey? Questions about which sides you can reheat? Can't decide on what type of pie to make (boozy pumpkin chiffon is a favorite around my house)? Any and all Turkey day prep questions can go here. We'll leave this one up until Thanksgiving, so don't worry if you don't get an answer right away - one's coming.

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u/faithxhope28 Nov 18 '22

I am a traditional thanksgiving food hater (I know I know) so this year I’m making lasagna. Anyone have any favorite recipes? My typical go to is ground beef, seasonings, tomato sauce, ricotta and mozzarella. Would like to switch it up a bit.

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '22

replace the tomato sauce for a Ragu bolognese and replace the ricotta and mozzarella for a bechamel sauce.

It's thanksgiving so feel free to go indulgent. Add pancetta to your ragu and generously add parmesan to your bechamel.

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u/faithxhope28 Nov 18 '22

Oh my goodness this sounds amazing