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Pasta

White Lasagna with Spinach and Ricotta

White Lasagna with Spinach and Ricotta
KITCHENTIMERECIPE FOR
ITALIAN60 TO 90 MINUTES6-8 PERSONS

INGREDIENTS:
For spinach and ricotta toppings:
Butter1 tablespoon
Olive oil1 tablespoon
Onion1 pc.
Garlic3 cloves (1 tablespoon)
Spinach (can be frozen)400 g
Salt/Black pepperAdd to taste
Ricotta500 g
Egg1 pc.
Parmesan Grated30 g
Ground Nutmeg0.5 teaspoon
For white sauce:
Butter30 g
Wheat flour30 g
Milk 3.2% 500 ml
Ground Nutmeg0.5 teaspoon
Mozzarella Cheese Grated180 g
Hard cheese (Gruyere) grated180 g
Salt/Black pepperAdd to taste
To build:
Lasagna Sheets250 g (12-14 sheets)

Instruction:

I used a ceramic square baking dish measuring 21 by 21 cm in size, on the bottom of which 2 sheets of pasta fit well. The result was a fairly high lasagna with 6 layers of pasta. With this lasagna you can easily feed 6-8 adults.

For spinach and ricotta toppings:

1) Melt the butter in a large skillet with olive oil. Add finely chopped onions and crushed garlic, fry until transparent and pleasant aroma for about 2 minutes.

2) Add defrosted spinach to the onion, salt and pepper, fry, stirring while at the bottom of the pan there will be no wet traces of liquid.

3) Fold the spinach onto a metal sieve. Using a silicone spatula, squeeze out the remaining liquid from the spinach filling.

4) Mix half of the ricotta with egg, parmesan and nutmeg and beat with a blender until smooth. Put the cheese mixture in a deep bowl.

5) Also chop the spinach with a blender and gently mix it with the remaining ricotta into the cheese mixture. The lasagna filling is ready.

For the sauce:

1) In a deep stewpan, with a volume of about 1 liter, melt the butter. Add flour and, stirring constantly with a whisk, fry the flour until a light golden hue for about a minute.

2) Pour milk in a stream and stir the sauce until thickened. When the sauce boils, boil it for another minute, add nutmeg, salt to taste and remove from heat.

3) Mix grated Mozzarella and Gruyere. Add the ¾ of mixture to the sauce and mix until combined. The sauce is ready.

Assembly:

1) Boil pasta sheets for lasagna in boiling salted water for about 1-1.5 minutes only until soft, so that it is easier to work with. Remove from water and dry.

2) Preheat the oven to 200 degrees. Lightly grease the baking dish. Put a little sauce on the bottom. Upstairs is the first layer of pasta sheets for lasagna, then a layer of spinach and ricotta toppings, then a layer of sauce. So alternately lay out all the layers (6 layers of paste turned out on my form). Put the spinach filling on the last layer of the pasta, then the remaining sauce and sprinkle with the remaining cheese mixture at the end.

3) Cover the form with foil and bake in the oven for 15 minutes, then remove the foil and bake for another 20 minutes until a beautiful golden crust appears.

4) Let climb to cool at room temperature for 5-10 minutes, cut into portions and serve.

P.S. The cooking process is quite long. Therefore, I advise you to prepare the filling and sauce the day before. Then the next day you can quickly warm them up and collect lasagna. It only remains to bake. As a result, you will spend only 40 minutes for lunch/dinner.

Result:

Any pasta is always about creativity and imagination. You can stick to classic recipes where tomatoes and minced meat are always present. But try to move a little away from the canons and prepare this white lasagna. A successful combination of spinach and garlic is complemented by tender ricotta and a soft sauce with nutmeg aroma.

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8 comments

  • harrywatson1956
    2020-07-13

    Agree on creativity. Trying out a lasagne with pancetta this week as something a little different to the norm.

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  • Rachel Roy
    2020-07-13

    I love white lasssgna, but my family won’t eat it. 😢

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  • educater34 MSc.
    2020-07-13

    ıt is look beautiful

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  • Tafari Hylton
    2020-07-13

    Wow, simple and very healthy 😍 Will be trying this with a small gathering of friends!

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  • unibookworm
    2020-07-14

    Looks delicious! Will definitely have to try =)

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  • yellowdaisies3
    2020-07-16

    That looks amazing! I would love to try this recipe.

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  • voiceofmind
    2020-07-30

    Will definitely try this

    Reply
  • Stian Elvsås
    2020-08-06

    This looks amazing! I really got to try making it one day! 😀

    Reply

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