Salt optional Parmesan also option, can be quite strong

try it! it has sausage and red wine however user comments: I followed other’s suggestions of only ½ the water, and only 1 lb. of Italian sausage + 1 lb of ground beef and it turned out great. I will Definitely be making this again! This does make a lot, enough to freeze for another meal. I did add double garlic and onions in it because we like them so much. Also, may wany to up the wine to 1 cup (up to you).

not sure on sauce

From the Lake Holm Ward Cookbook

This is the basic recipe. You can change it to your tastes. You could add ¼ – 1 tsp of garlic powder. You could use pepper to taste. You could substitute heavy cream for some of the sour cream to change texture and taste.

Ideal slow-cooker size: 5 quart

It’s important not to overbake the lasagna. Once the sauce starts bubbling around the edges, turn the oven to broil. If your lasagna pan is not broiler-safe, brown the lasagna at 500 degrees for about 10 minutes. Whole milk is best in the sauce, but skim and low-fat milk also work. Supermarket-brand cheeses work fine in this recipe. The Gorgonzola may be omitted, but the flavor of the lasagna won’t be as complex. The test kitchen prefers the flavor and texture of Barilla no-boil noodles, but this recipe will work with most brands. One box of Barilla will yield enough noodles for this recipe; you may need two boxes of other brands.