For my family, when venison was scarce, beef was a stand-in, chicken a cheap and common filler, and pork — which I hated and my mom thus regarded as a headache to fool around with — a last resort.
Although he would use the pasta extruder he has at his restaurant Elm if he were making lasagna for a crowd, he says dried pasta sheets are easier for home cooks—as long as you buy better noodles.
First, Luke set a big pot oven over medium-high heat, then he diced up some prosciutto and tossed that in the pot with olive oil and a ground beef ... better, including Sunday sauce. "I also threw ...