来自卡塔尼亚的西西里食谱,称为烤宽面条Alla Catanese,,,,is typical of eastern Sicily. Its flavors are luscious, fanciful, and somewhat over the top, reminiscent of the best puttanesca. Roasting the eggplant takes some time, especially if you have one oven, not two, but it’s time largely unattended. You can also pan fry the eggplant or grill it.
Reduce the oven heat to 400°F. Lightly oil three 9x 9x 2- or 8x 8x 2-inch square metal or ceramic baking pans (disposable pans are also fine) and cover the bottom of each with a layer of pasta. Sprinkle some of the Parmigiano over the pasta. Top with a layer of eggplant slices. Spoon some of the sauce over the eggplant to amply cover, about 1 cup. Top with a layer of mozzarella and another sprinkling of the Parmigiano. Continue in this order—pasta, Parmigiano, eggplant, sauce, mozzarella, Parmigiano—finishing with a layer of pasta, some sauce, and the Parmigiano. You should be able to easily get four layers into each pan; if you have extra components, you can add another layer to one or more of the lasagne.
The baked lasagna freezes beautifully and will last for months in the freezer. After baking, cool completely on a rack before freezing. Defrost frozen lasagna overnight in the refrigerator and then bake at 400°F for about 1 hour. Check that the center of the lasagna is heated through by poking it with a knife or metal skewer and then feeling that the metal is hot.
This quick take on eggs Benedict eschews Hollandaise sauce and ham in favor of tangy beurre blanc and fresh asparagus. It takes slightly more than 10 minutes, but it looks…
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