It's slowly
starting to be autumnal and squashes and pumpkins are making a
heavier appearance. I simply love it! Now it's time to make comfort
food and spend quiet evenings at home. Today I want to go out to town
though, as I have some shopping to do, and then also want to visit a brew house. It seems to be sunny for now, only a bit windy and it
might rain later.
I made a lasagne
again after a long while, and thought it would be nice with some
spaghetti squash and halloumi. It was indeed tasty and hit the spot
perfectly. I just made a basic tomato sauce, where I mixed the
roasted squash, and then layered it with the halloumi and lasagne
sheets.
Here is my recipe,
if you would like to know how I made the dish.
Spaghetti squash and halloumi
lasagne
Ingredients
1 spaghetti squash
Olive oil
1 onion
3 garlic cloves
400 ml tinned
tomatoes
1 tsp salt
½ tsp ground
black pepper
1 vegetable stock
cube
Fresh basil leaves
250 g halloumi
Vegetable oil
150 g grated
cheese
Lasagne sheets
Method
Cut the spaghetti
squash in half, brush it with olive oil and roast in the oven until
the flesh is tender. You can save the seeds and toast them.
Chop the onion and
garlic finely and fry them in a saucepan until soft. Add the tinned
tomatoes and seasoning and simmer to a tomato sauce.
Slice the halloumi
and fry the slices in vegetable oil until golden brown.
Scoop the
spaghetti squash and add it to the tomato sauce. Layer the sauce with
lasagne sheets and halloumi and cover the bake with cheese.
Bake in the oven
for about 40 minutes until done.
Enjoy with a
crunchy salad or crispy bread on the side!
Have a great
weekend everyone!
Your VegHog
That lasagne does look very autumnal. I am not that keen on spaghetti squash, but would give it a go with butternut perhaps, the halloumi is an interesting addition. Wish you had shown us a slice :) PS I will sharing my EatYOurGreens recipe tomorrow made with the last of the homegrown courgettes. Have a good w/e, and hope it stays dry while your out and about today. We are staying firmly indoors.
ReplyDeleteI like reading about how you use haloumi - you are so much more adventurous with it than me - I would like to try it in a lasagne - hope you have a good weekend - lovely weather here today
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