After a long while
I made a little cooking video. I only filmed it on my phone and just
a couple of times asked my partner to assist with the filming.
Otherwise I held the phone in one hand and did whatever cooking steps
with the other. It means the quality isn't the greatest by any means, but
it's just a bit of fun. I hope you enjoy watching, and you may not have to
read the method below, if you follow the video. Sometimes it's also
much easier to show the steps rather than writing them down in a nice
and concise way.
The dish itself is
a lasagne with roasted vegetables and halloumi, where traditional
lasagne sheets have been replaced by polenta sheets. I had planned
this dish in my head for a long time, and finally I managed to
execute it. It was a nice task for a Sunday afternoon with the
different steps and very rewarding in the end. It was a really tasty
dish, and I would make it again, if only I have the necessary time.
Any vegetables really that you fancy can be used here, halloumi and
extra mozzarella are optional and you can season your polenta in
different ways.
Have a look at the
video and the detailed recipe can be found below. The video is also on Youtube.
Polenta lasagne with roasted
vegetables and halloumi
Ingredients for about 4 medium
ramekins
Polenta lasagne sheets
650 ml vegetable
stock
1 tsp sea salt
125 g polenta
50 g vegetarian
pasta cheese (veggie parmesan)
Fresh oregano
Fresh basil
Dried marjoram
Filling
3 large romano
peppers
400 g vine cherry
tomatoes
2 shallots
4 garlic cloves
Olive oil for
roasting
Fresh oregano
Fresh basil
Salt to taste
Ground black
pepper to taste
250 g halloumi
Vegetable oil for
frying
100 g grated
mozzarella
Method
Make the polenta
lasagne sheets first, as they need some resting time in the fridge.
Cook the polenta and add the cheese and seasoning. Roll out into
fairly thin sheets once cooled down, which is easy to do between two
baking parchments. Let rest in the fridge for at least 30 minutes.
Chop the peppers
into generous chunks and start roasting them in the oven. Add the
cherry tomatoes, sliced garlic and shallot rings later and roast them
also. Season the vegetables.
Slice the halloumi
and fry it in vegetable oil on a hot pan until golden brown.
Cut the polenta
sheets into suitable sized pieces for your oven dish. I even made a
couple of stencils from baking paper for mine, which made it a lot
easier.
Layer the polenta
sheets, roasted vegetables and fried halloumi into an oven dish or
smaller ramekins, cover with grated mozzarella and bake at 200 for
about 30 minutes.
Enjoy!
Your VegHog
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