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How is this pronounced?

>> No.8977356

>>8977351
>lingual advice please
Wrong board, dipshit.

>> No.8977360

lasaga

>> No.8977362

la-SAG-a

>> No.8977363

Garfield

>> No.8977368

"shit-post" but with a schwa

>> No.8977372

>>8977351
La-sag-ay-nay

>> No.8977382

Lah - zog - nuh

>> No.8977386

laz-AG-nya

>> No.8977388

la-saga

>> No.8977433

>>8977351
phonetically, i.e. it's pronounced exactly the way it's spelled, like "brat" for example

"lah-sag-nay"

>> No.8977439

La-song-ya.

Also cats should not be given lasagna

>> No.8977441

la zan ya

>> No.8977442

>>8977382
:^)

>> No.8977465

>>8977439
Mine would probably love it. He likes cheese and meat.

He hates sauces though.

>> No.8977479

>>8977465
probably not since cats are deadly allergic to onions and garlic

>> No.8977487

>>8977479
I honestly did not know that.

I keep onions and garlic along with potatoes in a bamboo box on the bottom of my shelf which is pretty close to the cat's eating area.

Is it only if they ingest it that it impacts them?

>> No.8977488

>>8977465
>lasagne
>cheese
Fucking flyovers...

>> No.8977494

>>8977487
yeah it's only poisonous if they eat more than a couple ounces of it. I wouldn't worry, most cats won't be interested in eating it unless it's mixed in with meat or something.

>> No.8977496
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8977496

>>8977488
Lasagne has always used cheese. Did I just take the bait?

>> No.8977499

Lasanje

>> No.8977505

>>8977351
lasaaga

>> No.8977506

>>8977351
Ravioli, ravioli, what's in the pocket-oli

>> No.8977508

>>8977496
Bechamel (white sauce)

>> No.8977509

>>8977487
I have 24 cats and they eat left over spaghetti/sauce and lasagna all the time. This is bullshit. They eat garlic bread too without issue.

>> No.8977510

>>8977506
I haven't had ravioli in literally years.

What a dumb faggot. Ravioli can be so good. Why have I done this to myself?

>> No.8977511

>>8977351
Spaghetti casserole

>> No.8977514
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8977514

Oi mates, just comin in here to remind all you shart in the mart bell-ends that it was us British that invented the lasagna!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3067455.stm

Fucking Italians stole the recipe from us, taking all the credit

If you're looking to ave a great meal or some fine dining just look to Great Britain!

Rule Britania

>> No.8977519

>>8977508
Nope. Paramgiano-Regganio been used since it's inception. Cheeses like mozarella just used with it because it tastes so fucking good.

>> No.8977522

>>8977496
Here's a proper recipe for you to try.
https://www.walksofitaly.com/blog/food-and-wine/italian-lasagna-recipe

>> No.8977526

>>8977519
>being this wrong.
Are you the carbonara sperg?

>> No.8977528

>>8977526
Prove me wrong.

>> No.8977530
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8977530

>>8977522
They're clearly using Paramgiano-Regganio although they specify this is not a requirement.

However why would you know what cheese?

>> No.8977538

>>8977509
Nobody gives a shit about your anecdote, it is a scientific fact that a class of compounds in onions and garlic are poison to cats and dogs.
Yours are probably just getting a small dose. Either that or they are being poisoned and you just don't know it.

>> No.8977548

>>8977528
Burden of proof is on you, sperglord.

>> No.8977555

>>8977538
I hope they are.

>> No.8977560

GABAGOOL

>> No.8977563

>>8977548
Recipe from 1285.

http://www.staff.uni-giessen.de/gloning/tx/mul2-lib.htm

>De torta parmesane : ad tortam parnesanam, accipe pullos bene
depilatos et incisos uel demembratos et suffrige eos cum cepis bene cisis

>> No.8977567

>>8977560
He never had the makings of a varsity lasagne.

>> No.8977571

>>8977563
top kek not that guy but latin recipe is quite some autism

>> No.8977577

>>8977563
>Cum de coquina is very first thing...sounds suspect to me.

>> No.8977582

>>8977563
Lasagna was created a long time before 1285.
Cheese is not a traditional ingredient.

>> No.8977588

>>8977582
Prove both those claims.

>> No.8977643

zoo-wie-mama

>> No.8977720

>>8977351
Le-'za-nyuh

>> No.8977728

Now where could my pipe be?

>> No.8977743

>>8977351
>>>8977351
>>lingual advice please
>Wrong board, dipshit.
rollen

>> No.8977745

i grew up in a hick town and there was a restaurant which had this on the menu with a phonetic spelling next to it

i can still picture the menu page in my mind, it read "lees-on-ya"

>> No.8977773

>>8977351
luh-ZAG-nee

>> No.8977792

>>8977745
So they couldn't even get that right?

Did it at least not taste like shit?

>> No.8977793

garfielf or grarfileld

>> No.8977805

>>8977351
laa zaaan yaaah

>> No.8977810

>>8977805
Aussie?

>> No.8977829

Luh-zan-ya

>> No.8977834

>>8977479
Only in large quantities. I have a blue point siamese that ate an almost full cup of the papa johns garlic butter and didn't have a single ill effect.

>> No.8977846

>>8977351
lazang

>> No.8977848

>>8977351
La-Zag-Nay

>> No.8977851

lah-sug-neh

>> No.8977852
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8977852

>>8977351
La-za-ga

>> No.8977858

>>8977563
today's official lasagna uses tomato so there's no point in a recipe before 1492

>> No.8977950

>>8977858
It also uses cheese

>> No.8977962

>>8977479
so do cats know they're allergic? Like will they stay the hell away from food that tastes like garlic?

>> No.8978006

>>8977720
my man!
>>8977805
also good
>>8977829
he gets it

yeah nah we don't say the "g" here.

>> No.8978066

>>8977351
lazanyaa

>> No.8978071

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqq82MvJjrM

>> No.8978089

Low-Zahn-Yah

>> No.8978375
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8978375

la-sah-nya

:3

>> No.8978381

>>8977351
Lass ang uny

>> No.8978384

>>8977351
Lay-say-gay-nay

>> No.8978386
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8978386

HEY JON
WHAT'S GUCCI MAH NIGGA

>> No.8978390

>>8977351
Le-sag-knee

>> No.8978421

lah-zah-NYAA~

>> No.8978462

>>8977351
It was invented in the UK.
The name lasanga derives from the old English "loseyns" which is pronounced similarly to "lasan".

>> No.8978470

>>8977351
La-zahn-ya

>> No.8978496

>>8977351
for me, it's luh-zag-naw.

>> No.8978772

lasaña

>> No.8978782

lasaña

>> No.8978805

>>8978462
I would have thought the brits would have named it something like, "noodlys poodlys."

>> No.8978814

lə'zaɲə

>> No.8978838

latza'go'za

>> No.8978877

car-bow-high-drayts.

AKA POISON!!!!

>> No.8978941

Mik Chee Kun

>> No.8979100

"Lasagna"

>> No.8979806
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8979806

>>8978877
>Not eating carbs

>> No.8980499

>>8978462
This doesn't seem accurate.

>> No.8980611

>>8977351
Real Gs move in silence like lasagna

>> No.8980914

>>8980611
You mean the N

>> No.8980920

lasaña

>> No.8981049

>>8977858
>today's official lasagna

No, just no. Lasagne are the flat pieces of pasta used. There's no standard "lasagna" dish. All traditional recipes that use this pasta could be termed lasagna in english speaking countries.

>> No.8981079

>>8981049
In English, the use of the term "lasagna" implies the tomato dish, if you were refering to some other variant, you would say 'X lasagna'

>> No.8981234

le sag

>> No.8981290

'gna

>> No.8981317

>>8977351
Luh-zahn-yuh

>> No.8981320
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8981320

"go-style 'za"

>> No.8981325

>>8977563
>1285
>tomatoes
Nope.
Retard.

>> No.8981581

la sah gn (like gnocchi) ya

>> No.8981677

>>8977509
I gave a cat spaghetti once and it was just jar sauce that most likely had onions and garlic in it, and some ground beef and pasta. She loved it and was fine for years after..

>> No.8983065

>>8981325
The recipe obviously doesn't contain tomatoes.

>> No.8983083

>>8977351
Bitch, real G's move in silence like lasagna

>> No.8983264

>>8977834
nigga u just bought margarine with imitation garlic

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8983314

Lah-ZOH-nee

>> No.8983566

>>8977351
lah-zah-nyah

>> No.8983568

>>8983083
>that's a pretty dope line, wonder what song it's from
>google it
>first result
http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/the-juice/949210/lil-wayne-lasagna-line-in-67-causes-controversy-thoughts

How can people be this retarded

>> No.8984087

lan-ge

>> No.8984094

>>8983568
i feel dumber for having read this article

>> No.8984095

>>8977351
lawn

>> No.8984097

>>8984094
I skimmed the opening paragraph and closed the article.

>> No.8984396

>>8977351
Lasaña

>> No.8984575

La-zaun-ya

>> No.8984724

>>8977351
lay - sagg - nah

>> No.8984855

>>8977351
>>8977499
Lazanje

>> No.8984860

>>8977351
Luh -Zahn -Yuh

>> No.8985873

>>8977351
lazonger