Perfect pepperoni: Although the thin slices of pepperoni you use on pizzas will work if that's all you can find, chunks of pepperoni work better. You can either buy a whole pepperoni link or ask the deli counter to cut you some 1/4-inch thick slices and then you can roughly chop those.
Oven-ready noodles: You can use these if you prefer, but add a splash of water to the sauce so it doesn't dry out too much. I prefer to use regular noodles because they have a nicer chew to them.
Let it cool: Leaving the pepperoni pizza lasagna on the countertop for 10 or 15 minutes before serving serves two purposes. First, it cools down a little so you won't burn your mouth on piping hot lasagna, and second, the lasagna settles a bit so you can cut it into cleaner portions.
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