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Lasagna bolognese

One of the classic lasagna recipes, featuring carrots in the meat sauce. It's quite easy to make, especially if you use ready-made lasagna sheets, which are available in the cereal and pasta section of stores. The specified proportions are enough for 4 servings, but I always cook double the amount - our lasagna "flies away" instantly. It's a great dish for Sunday family dinners or small friends' meals. When hot, it is impossible to cut and serve it in even slices, it floats a bit, but when it cools down a bit, it cuts perfectly and evenly. The recipe is from the Italian cookbook "The Silver Spoon".

bolognese lasagna

Constituents:

Béchamel sauce:

  • butter - 50g
  • flour - 50 gr.
  • milk - 500 ml
  • nutmeg - pinch
  • salt, pepper - to taste

lasagna:

  • olive oil - 3 tbsp.
  • carrots - 1 piece
  • onion - 1 piece
  • veal - 300 gr.
  • dry white wine - 100 ml
  • passata (or tomato paste, or tomatoes in their own juice) - 250 gr.
  • butter - 25 g + for greasing the dish
  • ready-made lasagna sheets - 6 pieces
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  • parmesan - 65 gr.
  • salt, pepper - to taste

Preparation of bolognese lasagna:

Make Béchamel sauce from butter, flour and milk.

béchamel

Finely chop the onion and carrots (I coarsely grated the carrots).
Heat olive oil in a thick-walled saucepan or large skillet and sauté the carrots and onions for about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add the meat and fry until it is browned.

onions, carrots, and mince for lasagna

Then pour the wine into the pot and braise the mixture until the wine evaporates.

meat sauce with wine for lasagna

Salt the mixture, add the passata and simmer for another 10-15 minutes, then add the pepper. If you are replacing the passata with tomato paste, reduce the amount to 100g, and if you are replacing it with tomatoes in their own juice, peel the tomatoes from their skins and chop them with a blender along with the juice.

meat sauce with passata for lasagna

meat sauce for lasagna

Preheat the oven to 200 degrees.
Grease a heatproof rectangular shaped baking dish with butter.
Prepare the lasagna sheets using the method on the package. (In my case lasagna sheets do not need to be pre-boiled - they are put raw and cooked already in the oven).

Place the lasagna sheets on the bottom of the mold and spread some of the meat sauce on top.

cooking lasagna

Then pour the béchamel sauce over everything and sprinkle with grated parmesan and put butter pieces (I didn't add butter to reduce the calorie content of the finished dish).

cooking lasagna

Consecutively lay out layer by layer in the same order until all ingredients are finished.

cooking lasagna

The last layer should be a layer of béchamel.

lasagna before baking

Bake the lasagna in the oven for 30 minutes.

lasagna after aapeking

Enjoy!"

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