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A classic, hearty Italian lasagna made from scratch with ground beef, a rich tomato sauce, and a three‑cheese filling. The recipe walks you through browning the meat, simmering a flavorful sauce, cooking the noodles al dente, and layering everything for a perfectly baked, cheesy masterpiece.
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