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Monday, February 04, 2019
Fusion Food Fun
Last night, I decided to "work off the grid" so to speak in terms of making dinner. I decided to peek around with what was on hand and to make something "new" and different. The end result was what I call "Indian Lasagna"
I used the following:
package of lasagna noodles
spinach
garbanzo beans
kidney beans
tomato sauce
curry powder
cardamom
tumeric
capers
pepper
paprika
garlic
mozzarella cheese
cheddar cheese
pepper
Basically I took the tomato sauce, infused in the curry powder, cardamom, turmeric, capers, paprika and garlic, then thickened it and layered it between several layers of lasagna noodles, garbanzo beans, kidney beans, and spinach... and added the various cheeses throughout. It was topped with mozzarella cheese and baked until golden brown.
I also made a "Indian style Garlic Bread" as well, which was a whole grain bread topped with a garlic butter infused with Garam masala. We had salad and vegetable with it as well.
We all enjoyed it! The picture above is NOT my lasagna, but it looked very similar, although a bit more "Indian spices - orange".
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3 comments:
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Almost vegan. And it does sound good.
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Ah, so you are a real cook. I cook but need to follow a recipe rigorously.
ReplyDeletethat sounds so good.
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