Garfield by Jim Davis for May 27, 2018

How long has it been since there was a lasagna reference? Then again, how long has it been since Mr. Davis DREW a lasagna?

Awwww! This was a cute strip showing that, despite everything, Jon still loves his kitty.

Tomorrow night: PIZZA!

That is a great bedtime story for Garfield.

a double whammy for poor ol’ Jon – he has to feed food and bedtime stories to Garfield…. with repeats!

Lasagna is so 1980s.

Best bedtime story ever.

Jon, I think Garfield is hinting that it’s about time that you made him 6-8 pans of lasagna.

“Please, sir, may I have some more?”

That’s not a bad recipe, might try that one.

Pooky!

Serves six to eight, unless you have Garfield in the house, then good luck getting a piece for yourself.

I did not see that coming at all. That was pretty clever

All the TV chiefs and cooks insist that one NEVER ever put any oil in the pasta boiling water, only use enough salt to match the ocean.

Shouldn’t have started reading the lasagna recipe as a bedtime story, Jon. It used to be you didn’t need to persuade Garfield to go to sleep.

But if Jon does it in his Italian chef voice, how-a he-a gonna hold onna the book-a?

Poll of the Day: Whats your favorite bedtime story?

Garfeild theme song: Hes never been a borehe will sleep some morehe thinks hes really greathe puts the lasagna on the plate hes garfeild.

I thought for baked lasagna you didn’t have to boil the noodles. At least not for standard Italian lasagna. My mom has an Armenian lasagna recipe that you cook the noodles for.

First- you’re not supposed to add oil to pasta water. At best it does nothing, at worst it keeps your sauce from sticking to the pasta. Second- you need to add an egg to the ricotta in order for it to hold it’s texture and shape after baking.

I read somewhere that a father had to read a video game strategy guide to his son as a bedtime story.

now that’s a happy ending

Serves 6 to 8, or 1 Garfield.

Ok for real, who reads a lasagna recipe before bed?