How many layers of noodles do you put in your lasagna??

It depends on what's going into the lasagna and how deep the pan is, to be honest. In a standard pan, if I'm doing meat lasagna it gets 3 layers of noodles. One on bottom, one in the middle and one on top (because it's stuffed with meat and cheese). If it's just cheese or cheese and veggie it usually gets 4 layers. Sometimes I use a slightly deeper pan and add more layers accordingly. But for me, 1 layer of meat and cheese for meat lasagna is about 1" thick.

I usually make lasagna with at least 3 layers of noodles. I make mine with meat sauce, ricotta cheese, and mozzarella cheese. I don't usually add any other ingredients to my lasagna, I guess I'm kind of boring!

i always use 3 layers of noodles. i put fresh garlic, bell peppers, onions as well as ricotta cheese. i love it.

3 layers normally. I've done 4 and even 5 layers a couple of times (tasty and filling!). I've put meat sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, onions, pepperoni, italian sausage, diced spinach, minced celery, minced garlic, red pepper, extra basil, extra ground beef. At least some of those in different combinations.

When I make lasagna, I ususlly have three layers of noodles. I have tried it with cooked spinach added to the ricotta. Sliced zucchini, makes a good layer. Sliced yellow squash also makes a good layer. A mixture of mushrooms, onions, and olives, sauted lightly in butter, makes a good layer. I like to experiment with my recipes. There is always a way to add different ingredients to your recipes. You can substitute one ingredient with another of similar consistency, but varying flavor. I have not tried the fetticine, chicken and mushroom yet, but I will!! That sounds like a very good combination to me and I'll bet it tastes good too.

usually 4 layers i use ricotta cheese, garlic, onions I have not experimented with it ever, but the one with mushrooms and chicken and white sauce sounds good.