Alfredo Ravioli Lasagna

When you want to impress but don't want to spend a lot of time preparing dinner, this easy Alfredo Ravioli Lasagna is the perfect dish to make, and it's company-worthy too!

I originally shared this recipe in 2017. I've recently updated this post with additional information, including a recipe card complete with nutritional information, but the recipe itself has remained unchanged.

Jump to:

• The ingredient list:
• Kitchen tools and equipment needed:
• Why a springform pan?
• Mistakes happen:
• Is a springform pan needed for this recipe?
• Alfredo sauce. Homemade or store-bought?
• How to doctor up store-bought alfredo sauce:
• Here are some homemade alfredo sauces for you to try:
• Are there rules for layering this easy ravioli lasagna?
• Can this ravioli lasagna be frozen after baking?
• Additional pasta recipes you'll also enjoy:
• Printable Recipe Card

The ingredient list:

• 2 jars store-bought Alfredo sauce (your favorite variety)
• two eggs
• 1½ cups shredded Parmesan cheese
• garlic
• 2 packages frozen ravioli (meat or cheese filled, your call)
• two large jars of fire-roasted red peppers (drained)
• 2 cups fresh spinach leaves
• 1 cup fresh basil leaves
• salt & pepper
• 2 cups shredded mozzarella

Ingredients for doctoring up store-bought Alfredo sauce:

• fresh Parmesan cheese, grated or shredded
• eggs
• minced garlic
• fresh cracked black pepper
• dried basil and oregano (optional)

Kitchen tools and equipment needed:

• pasta pot or large stockpot and a colander
• 9" round or square springform pan, or 3-quart casserole
• mixing bowls
• measuring cups and spoons
• cutting board
• chef's knife or santoku knife
• whisk
• cheese grater/shredded (optional)
• kitchen timer
• cooling rack
• cooking spray
• baking sheet (optional)
• parchment paper (optional)

Why a springform pan?

It makes for a pretty presentation.

As you'll see in the photos and video, I made this Alfredo Ravioli Lasagna in a square-shaped springform pan.

The reason I chose this pan is that I've had it in my cabinet, and have never (not once) used it.

It's not like I have a lot of unused pots and pans in my kitchen, but due to neglect and a fair bit of inorganization on my part (i.e., getting pushed to the back of the cabinet), my square springform pan was in need of some serious loving. 

Mistakes happen:

Before I go any further, I have to call myself out on making a huge mistake with this recipe post.

If you're a regular visitor here, then you know I always like to have several completed photos of the finished dish throughout the post.

However, upon looking through my computer files I've come to the unhappy realization that I never took any "hero shots" of this completed dish, and believe me, I looked in every computer file I have.

Wah Waaah! Sad story.

Luckily for me, I'm able to pull still shots from the video I made and I'm able to piece them together and make this work, even though it's not what I'm used to, or how I like to normally do things.

But, as we all know, sometimes life's mistakes bring the greatest treasures, so we'll just see how this goes. LOL

Is a springform pan needed for this recipe?

Now if you're thinking you can't make this recipe because you don't have a springform pan, please don't let that discourage you.

You can easily make this layered ravioli in any casserole dish you have, rectangle, square, round, or oval as long as it's at least 3 quarts or larger in size.

Alfredo sauce. Homemade or store-bought?

Also, you'll notice that I used jarred Alfredo sauce for this particular recipe, but I doctored it up.

I don't always use jarred Alfredo sauce, but since I wanted to keep this recipe fast and easy, the jarred sauce was the way to go.

However, if you have a favorite homemade Alfredo sauce recipe you enjoy, by all means, use it.

How to doctor up store-bought alfredo sauce:

• Add the sauce to a large bowl.
• Whisk in beaten eggs, minced garlic, fresh Parmesan cheese, dried Italian seasonings, and fresh black pepper.
• Use in this recipe (or other alfredo sauce recipes), as directed.

Here are some homemade alfredo sauces for you to try:

If you're looking for a good homemade Alfredo sauce recipe, here are a few I recommend from around the web.

First up is mine. *wink*

Spaghetti Squash Alfredo with Pancetta.

Fast and Easy Alfredo Sauce from Don't Waste The Crumbs, Easy Alfredo Sauce from The Blond Cook, Perfect Homemade Alfredo Sauce from Chef In Training, Olive Garden Alfredo Sauce from Damn Delicious.

Are there rules for layering this easy ravioli lasagna?

Nope. Layer in whatever order you feel comfortable but you can see exactly how I did it in the video if you're interested.

Can this ravioli lasagna be frozen after baking?

Yes.

Cool it completely first and then spoon and store it in air-tight freezer containers for up to 3 months.

OR, you can freeze the complete springform ravioli lasagna, before it's been sliced or served.

Once thoroughly cooled, add the springform collar back on the lasagna, cover it well with plastic wrap. and freeze for up to 3 months.

Additional pasta recipes you'll also enjoy:

*One-Pot Linguine with Sausage and Capers (shown below)

One-Pot Pasta of Linguine, Italian Sausage, Tomatoes, and Capers is an easy and satisfying meal for busy nights when time is tight, the family is hungry, and you don’t want to fuss with too much prep or cleanup.

*French Spaghetti (not shown)

Fast Friendly French Spaghetti has a rich, slow-cooked flavor but only takes minutes to prepare thanks to store-bought rotisserie chicken.

*Pepperoni Pizza Mac and Cheese (shown below)

For those times when you can’t decide what to make for dinner, I suggest you whip up this Pizza Mac & Cheese. It’s a cross between two of your favorite things…pizza, and mac and cheese. Your family will thank you!

*Make-Ahead Italian Shell Pasta Salad (not shown)

Italian Shell Pasta Salad with Mozzarella, Basil & Tomatoes comes together quickly with the help of store-bought bottled Italian dressing. It’s wonderful as a chilled side dish or a vegetarian main course.

*Alfredo Ravioli Lasagna (shown below) THIS IS THE PLACE!!

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