Vegetarian Lasagna is a dish I make regularly as it’s a nice change from curry and rice. This week, I made lasagna with lots of spinach, red peppers and mung beans.
For the red dip: recipe here
1. Warm up the olive oil and add the onions to the oil and cook for 2 -3 minutes.
2. Add the spinach, peppers and mung beans to the mixture and stir well so that they are coated with the oil. Add the salt, pepper, garlic and green chilies to the mixture.
3. Lower the heat and let the mixture simmer until the mung beans soften.
4. Once the vegetables are cooked, add the passata to the mixture and allow it to cook until nice and thick. Once cooked, allow it to cool.
5. Melt the butter in a saucepan and add the flour and cook to form a roux.
7. Boil some water in a large saucepan and add some salt and olive oil to it. Put in the lasagna sheets a few at a time and allow them to cook for at least 3 minutes. I tend to par cook all lasagna sheets even if the instructions on the box say that they don’t need to be precooked.
8. Add a layer of the cooked lentils and cover this with the par cooked lasagna sheets.
9. Add a layer of the white sauce topped with a layer of vegetables. Repeat the layering again ending with the white sauce at the top. Sprinkle the top white sauce layer with grated cheese. Sprinkle the dry herbs on top of the cheese and cook in middle of the oven at 190 degrees for 25 -30 minutes. I garnished mine with extra onions. You can use any toppings you like.
What fillings do you like in your lasagnia?
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