Lasagnas & Other Pasta
| Our Lasagna al Forno is just about the richest, most decadent thing you could possibly have us make. Let's just let the laundry list of layers speak for themselves. Cheese: Mozzarella, Ricotta, Parmesan, Romano, Gorganzola, and just a little cheddar. Sometimes feta, too, because one of our friends must have feta. Meat: a rich fresh tomato meat sauce of pork, beef, and veal, and layers of pancetta, coppa, and salami. Vegetables: layers of sun-dried tomato, artichokes, marsala-sauteed onions, and roasted yellow peppers. And sliced hard-boiled egg. Oh, yeah. And there's some of our own fresh pasta thrown in for good measure. This is a good way to feel that you've committed every sin imaginable without ever leaving your chair. |
| We also make a strange thing we like to call White Lasagna. We make it for a gorganzola fetishizing vegetarian we know. It's delicious, but you can't actually eat much of it. Consider: Layers of fresh pasta, bound with a super-saturated gorganzola white sauce. There's also sautéed spinach and sun-dried tomatoes which are delicious additions, but, we confess, primarily added so we didn't feel so guilty. |
| We will hand- stuff our Ravioli with any damn thing you want. The only thing we feel a little squeamish about is serving these little guys with a red sauce. We strongly recommend that you serve these with only olive oil, garlic, a dusting of parmesan, and a grind or two of white pepper. More than that and you lose the whole point of having interesting stuffings. We'll make tortellini, too. We just like ravioli better. |
| Canneloni Bateman Street is another signature Feeding Frenzy pasta dish. We stuff our fresh pasta with a lovely, fluffy ricotta filling, top it with both a light, fresh marinara and a rich gorganzola sauce. Then we serve the whole works over sautéed red chard. |
| We make our own Pasta, you know. You could have noodles served just about any way you wanted - plain buttered or alfredo or with a huge caldron of our red sauce with meat balls. Your choice. It's all about you, see. |