What do you serve with lasagne?

[PosiePootlePerkins]

Got family coming for lunch tomorrow, there will be 12 of us, all ages. Was planning to make two huge lasagnes today so I can just heat them up tomorrow. Other than garlic bread and salad leaves, what else should I serve?

Sounds enough to me

More salad stuff not just leaves. I always think garlic bread is a bit much with lasagne but I know others enjoy it.

That sounds fine. As long as everyone likes lasagne, you don't need much with it. I might do a full salad rather than just leaves, but would be happy with what you're serving.

Chips!

Jacket potato

Salad
Green beans in garlic - cook green beans till al dente, drain and cool. Mix one part vinegar to three parts oil and add a couple of chopped garlic cloves. Pour over beans and mix through.

Noooo to chips or jacket potato!! That is a stodgy travesty and a carb overload.

I would serve lots of lovely salad.

Chips, salad and garlic bread 😍

Nothing - I see it as one of those things that's a meal in itself.

I usually serve.a.big.pile of greens of some sort.

And usually hit the space bar.

Definitely not potato. It would be like having spaghetti bolognese and chips!

Salad and garlic bread. It is meat and pasta so needs nothing else. You wouldn't serve potato with spaghetti bolognese

Thanks for all the replies!

PUG like the sound of those beans

Peas

Ooh, peas. Now that's thrown me. Just peas?

Always have peas with lasagne - yum!

Chips salad and garlic dough balls.

Nothing. Just lasagne.

I love peas with lasagne and think how easy they will to do with all those people there.

Steamed green beans or broccoli?

Green bean salad?

Peas and chips

Steamed green beans or broccoli?

Green bean salad?

Carrot sticks! A nice change in texture to lasagne.

I came on here to say garlic bread and salad. Nothing else needed imo.