
Unlike television shows or books, it's hard to gauge the popularity of things on the internet because of the sheer volume - how do you compare? But there are indications - Twitter has Followers, Facebook has Likes, and recipes have views and ratings. And by those indications, The Washington Post has dubbed this lasagna recipe on AllRecipes.com - with over 7,000 reviews, 10,000 ratings, and 12,000 million views - the single most popular English-language internet recipe.
The recipe, modestly titled The World's Best Lasagna, was posted in 2001 by a home cook who has only posted one other recipe on AllRecipes. The recipe itself is a classic lasagna, with 20 ingredients, and built around an Italian sausage long-simmered meat sauce. And it's not quick - it will take about 3 hours start to finish.
Of course, if you'd like to try something different - less traditional or with different ingredients - the EYB library has over 369 online versions for lasagnas. And don't forget the chianti.
Photo by Deb Lindsey/For The Washington Post
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2 comments
MelKettle
I'll have to give this one a go. Thanks :)
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