I roasted the butternut squash last night to save time (clever, eh?). The squash was roasted in the oven until soft with this fragrant blend of spices, fennel seeds, coriander seeds, cinnamon, chilli and olive oil before mashing it until it looks like chunky baby food.
Making the lasagne sheet also couldn't be easier. It's just like making regular fresh lasagne sheet. Roll the dough until it's thin and them sprinkle half of the sheet with a handful of fresh herbs (I use flat-leaf parsley, chives and fennel tops). Fold the sheet over, sandwiching the herbs between the pasta and then roll again in the pasta machine.
After the pasta is cooked, carefully toss with butter and parmesan (I can actually eat them just like that) and then it was time to assemble the lasagne on a plate and eat!
voila!Thank you Jamie.
Magnificent! What a pleasure that would be to eat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pleasure it would be to have this for supper. It looks beautiful, Michael. I hope you are having a good day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely post! This looks great...a masterpiece!!!
ReplyDelete:) Thank you for your kind comments on my blog,
they're highly appreciated because you're really a skilled cook!
Annalisa
Thank you all. The pasta was a pleasure to make and eat! I wish I could share it with all of you because it was delicious...
ReplyDeleteAnnalisa, I have always enjoyed reading your mouth-watering blog and I appreciate all of your comments. You gave me more confidence. Many thanks.