Lasagna takes on many forms, from rich, traditional layers to modern twists that skip the ricotta or swap in vegetables. This collection brings together a wide variety of versions—baked, skillet-style, low carb, and even rolled or stacked with unexpected ingredients. You’ll find cheesy, meaty, and veggie-packed options suited for weeknight dinners or special meals. Each recipe offers a fresh way to enjoy this comfort food favorite.

Easy Skillet Lasagna Without Ricotta

Easy Skillet Lasagna Without Ricotta. Photo credit: Southern Food and Fun.

This one-pan version uses wide noodles, a tomato meat sauce, and a blend of melty cheeses. It skips the ricotta in favor of a creamier, simpler texture. Everything cooks on the stovetop for minimal cleanup. Great for busy nights when you want something hearty.
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Lasagna without Ricotta – Made with Asiago Cheese Sauce

A slice of cheesy lasagna with melted cheese on top, served with a slice of bread and a side of mixed greens on a white plate.
Lasagna without Ricotta – Made with Asiago Cheese Sauce. Photo credit: Southern Food and Fun.

A rich Asiago cheese sauce replaces ricotta for a bold, savory spin. The sauce coats the layers of pasta and meat beautifully. It’s creamy without being too heavy. A great option for anyone looking to try a different cheese profile.
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Chicken Alfredo Lasagna

A saucy lasagna in a rectangular white dish, topped with melted cheese and sprinkled with chopped parsley, sits on a wooden surface.
Chicken Alfredo Lasagna. Photo credit: Southern Food and Fun.

This lasagna layers tender chicken, Alfredo sauce, and mozzarella between sheets of pasta. It bakes into a golden, bubbling dish with creamy texture in every slice. The white sauce adds richness while the chicken keeps it light. A comforting alternative to red sauce versions.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Alfredo Lasagna

Simple Summer Lasagna

Simple Summer Lasagna. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Light vegetables and fresh herbs take the lead in this seasonal take. The layers are thinner and the flavors brighter, with less cheese and sauce. It’s designed to be satisfying without feeling heavy. Great for warmer weather meals.
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Low Carb Lasagna with Ground Beef

Lasagna inside casserole.
Low Carb Lasagna with Ground Beef. Photo credit: Low Carb – No Carb.

Zucchini or another vegetable stands in for pasta in this lower-carb take. A hearty beef and tomato sauce gives it classic lasagna flavor. Layers of cheese still make it feel rich and satisfying. It’s baked until bubbly and golden.
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Lasagna al Forno

Lasagna al Forno. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

This Italian classic features meat ragu, béchamel, and layers of pasta baked to perfection. The sauce cooks low and slow for deep flavor. A final topping of cheese browns beautifully in the oven. It’s a traditional dish with comfort in every bite.
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Pastitsio – Greek Lasagna

A slice of pasta casserole with ground meat and melted cheese on a white plate, garnished with chopped herbs.
Pastitsio – Greek Lasagna. Photo credit: xoxoBella.

This dish swaps pasta sheets for tubular noodles and layers them with spiced meat sauce and creamy béchamel. It bakes up tall and golden with distinct layers. The seasoning includes cinnamon and nutmeg for a warm, savory flavor. A Mediterranean twist worth trying.
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Sheet Pan Lasagna

Sheet Pan Lasagna. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

Instead of stacking, this version spreads out in a thin layer across a baking sheet. It bakes faster and gets more crispy edges per serving. Great for feeding a crowd or making ahead. Easy to portion and reheat.
Get the Recipe: Sheet Pan Lasagna

Taco Lasagna

Taco Lasagna. Photo credit: Running to the Kitchen.

Layers of tortillas, seasoned beef, beans, and cheese make this Tex-Mex version a weeknight favorite. It’s fast, filling, and brings bold flavor. Sour cream and salsa on top finish it off. A fun fusion dish that’s easy to serve.
Get the Recipe: Taco Lasagna

Ravioli Lasagna

A baked ravioli lasagna in a white dish with cheese and basil on top. A piece is being lifted, showing melted cheese stretching from the dish.
Ravioli Lasagna. Photo credit: xoxoBella.

Ravioli replaces regular noodles, adding pockets of cheese or meat for extra richness. Sauce and cheese are layered in between for a full lasagna effect. It comes together quickly with fewer ingredients. A smart shortcut with great results.
Get the Recipe: Ravioli Lasagna

Eggplant Lasagna

Eggplant Lasagna. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

Roasted eggplant slices stand in for pasta in this veggie-forward option. They hold up well between layers of sauce and cheese. The flavor is rich and the texture stays soft without getting soggy. A great use for fresh eggplant.
Get the Recipe: Eggplant Lasagna

Spinach Artichoke Feta Lasagna

Veggie lasagna on a plate with a salad and fork.
Spinach Artichoke Feta Lasagna. Photo credit: Call Me PMc.

This lasagna draws from dip-inspired flavors for a creamy, tangy filling. Feta and artichokes give it brightness while spinach adds body. Layers of cheese and pasta hold it all together. It’s a unique vegetarian option with strong flavor.
Get the Recipe: Spinach Artichoke Feta Lasagna

Easy Veggie Lasagna

An image of a slice of vegetable lasagna on a white serving plate.
Easy Veggie Lasagna. Photo credit: Urban Farmie.

A 10-inch cast iron skillet is the tool that makes this skillet pizza shine. It creates that golden, crisp crust and can withstand super high heat. You’ll also want a rolling pin for shaping your dough and a pizza cutter for slicing through that cheesy, crispy finish without a mess.
Get the Recipe: Easy Veggie Lasagna

Individual Lasagna

Lasagna for One in small 10-ounce square baking pan.
Individual Lasagna. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

These single-serving lasagnas bake in ramekins or muffin tins for a neat presentation. Each portion has crisp edges and melty centers. They’re easy to prep ahead and serve without slicing. Great for entertaining or meal prep.
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Vegetable Lasagna in White Sauce

A slice of vegetable lasagna on a white plate, featuring layers of pasta, cheese, and vegetables, garnished with herbs and grated cheese.
Vegetable Lasagna in White Sauce. Photo credit: Mama’s on a Budget.

A creamy béchamel replaces tomato sauce for a smooth, mellow flavor. Layers of vegetables and noodles stay soft and rich. Cheese adds a golden top that bakes until bubbling. A gentle twist on the usual lasagna.
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Spinach and Ricotta Lasagna

A lasagna being dished up.
Spinach and Ricotta Lasagna. Photo credit: Splash of Taste.

A classic vegetarian lasagna with tender spinach and smooth ricotta layered between pasta and sauce. It bakes up creamy and comforting with plenty of melty cheese. The spinach adds color and texture. A time-tested favorite.
Get the Recipe: Spinach and Ricotta Lasagna

Italian Baked Ham Provolone Rosettes – Lasagna Roll Ups

Italian Baked Ham Provolone Rosettes – Lasagna Roll Ups. Photo credit: Xoxo Bella.

Thin pasta sheets are filled with ham, cheese, and sauce, then rolled into spirals and baked. The rolls crisp at the edges while staying soft in the center. Each one is easy to serve and packed with flavor. A fun, elegant variation on traditional lasagna.
Get the Recipe: Italian Baked Ham Provolone Rosettes – Lasagna Roll Ups

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