I haven't made a
good veggie lasagne for a while, but now I made one. Let's face it,
it has to be made at least once in a winter no matter how much a
cliché it is. Especially a spinach lasagne I haven't made in ages,
so I thought it would be a nice change. Halloumi has become one of my
standard lasagne fillings as it adds additional cheesy goodness to
the dish. This time I made a roasted tomato sauce for the lasagne.
Have a look at my recipe below.
Mushroom and spinach lasagne with roasted tomato sauce and fried halloumi
Ingredients
600 g tomatoes
2 tbsp olive oil
200 g spinach
2 shallots
2 garlic cloves
250 g halloumi
1 tbsp vegetable
oil
150 g chestnut
mushrooms
1 tbsp tomato
purée
Salt, black
pepper, nutmeg and oregano to taste
300 g lasagne
sheets
200 g mature
Cheddar
Method
Roast the tomatoes
in the oven brushed with olive oil until they are bursting open.
Wilt the spinach
in a medium hot pan with little added water.
Chop the shallots
and garlic finely and slice the halloumi and the chestnut mushrooms.
Fry the halloumi
slices in the vegetable oil until golden brown.
Cook the shallots
and garlic in olive oil until soft and add the roasted tomatoes to
the pan.
Season the sauce
with tomato purée, salt, black pepper, nutmeg and oregano.
Layer the
components in to an oven dish with the lasagne sheets and top with
the grated Cheddar.
Bake at 180 C for
about 45 minutes or until fully done.
I served the
lasagne with a side salad, cottage cheese and garlic knots (recipe here).
How do you like
your veggie lasagne? And am I the only one who enjoys cottage cheese
as a neutral balancing agent with a lasagne?
Have a great week!
Your VegHog
I love veggie lasagne! And you're not alone, I think cottage cheese goes well to balance it out. :)
ReplyDeletePheww I'm relieved that you feel the same. :)
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