27 Jul 2017 |
Lasagna di Bietole | Beetroot Lasagne
Beetroot is sold in good delicatessens in Italy already cooked. It’s usually oven-baked, when the concentration of goodies is greater than with a boiled vegetable. It is better if you use large beetroots, as they will need to be cut into thin slices to build the lasagna layers. You could make this dish vegetarian by omitting the smoked ham - Antonio Carluccio Serves 4
4 very large beetroot (beets), about 750g (1lb 10oz) 150g (5½oz) smoked ham, in thin slices salt and freshly ground black pepper Spicy cheese sauce 70g (2½oz) unsalted butter 50g (1¾oz/⅓ cup) plain flour (all-purpose flour) 500ml (18fl oz/2 cups) milk, warmed 90g (3¼oz) Parmesan, freshly grated freshly grated nutmeg a pinch of chilli powder
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For the full recipe go to Cooked.com
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