Lasagne

Lasagne derives from the word “leganon,” which was the very first form of pasta made by cutting sheets of dough cut into thin strips.

Stonewall Kitchen's version is made using durum wheat semolina organically grown on a small cooperative of family farms in the rolling hills overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Oven-ready with no need to parboil, each sheet can be layered with fillings to craft meat lasagne, white lasagne or your secret family recipe—just allow everything to rest for one hour before baking as usual.