lasagna
/ləˈzɑnjə/
noun
- An Italian dish made of layers of flat pasta sheets, typically with a filling of meat, cheese, and tomato sauce, baked in the oven.
- The restaurant's lasagna was so rich and cheesy that I could only eat half of it.
- For dinner, my mom made a big pan of lasagna with ground beef and mozzarella.
- Vegetarian lasagna often uses spinach, ricotta, and mushrooms instead of meat.