Lasagna Larga Doppia is a special type of lasagna that is very wide with a wavy edge on both sides. It is said to be originally from southern Italy in general and from the Campania region in particular. When cooked, a slight difference in consistency in the smooth and the wavy part is a distinctive feature of this type of pasta, just as it is for all those with wavy edges The wavy part is also perfect for retaining more sauce. Lasagna is one of the oldest forms of pasta recorded. It probably corresponds to the Latin "Lagana" (which in turn was derived from the Greek "laganon": large, flat sheet of pasta cut into strips) and it began to be known as "Lasagna" probably after the year 1000 AD.
Ingredients:
Durum WHEAT semolina pasta - may contain SOY and MUSTARD