Recipe of Favorite Greek Pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian)

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Based on that classic Greek dish pastitsio which features pasta, ground beef in tomato sauce and béchamel, this version is vegetarian. Greek pastitsio (Pastichio) - a layer of pasta with cheese, layer of delicious meat mixture with tomato sauce and covered with third layer of rich béchamel. This recipe for traditional Pastitsio (Greek Lasagna) was given to me by a Greek family who has had this recipe in their family recipe Watch the video showing you how to make Pastitsio, then scroll to the bottom of this post and print out the recipe so you can make it. This book was a real find!

Greek Pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian) is one of the most favored of recent trending foods on earth. It is enjoyed by millions daily. It is simple, it is quick, it tastes yummy. Greek Pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian) is something which I have loved my whole life. They are nice and they look wonderful.

To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have greek pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian) using 14 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Greek Pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian):

1. Get For the sauce
2. Take left over bolognese (I used vegan mincemeat)
3. Prepare grounded cinnamon
4. Get buds
5. Get sugar (small)
6. Get bay leaves
7. Get Bechamel
8. Make ready butter
9. Get plain flour
10. Make ready warm milk
11. Make ready Salt pepper nutmeg (to taste)
12. Take Extra
13. Make ready bucatini pasta (I only had macaroni at home so used that)
14. Make ready grated cheese (or more or less depends on the taste)

And for both of us, way more than two weeks of work to get through before we leave. Bolognese sauce works very well with this dish, although traditional Greek chefs often skip the use of any herbs or spices so the pastitsio can stand on its own. Pastitsio can be a great way to use leftover pasta, and, in fact, it makes for some great leftovers by itself. Greek Pastitsio - baked pasta dish by Greek chef Akis Petretzikis.

Steps to make Greek Pastitsio from left over bolognese (vegetarian):

1. Reheat the bolognese with the spices, sugar and let it simmer for about 10-15 min until is hot and the spices released the taste.
2. Prepare the bechamel. Melt the butter in a sauce pan and add the flour. Fry them together until starts to smell like a toast. Gradually add the milk, bit by bit. This is a slow process. Use the whisk to make sure the sauce doesn’t become lumpy. When added all the milk add the salt, pepper and nutmeg. Cook it for 4-5 more minutes.
3. Cook the pasta meanwhile. Drain it a couple minutes before it is properly cooked.
4. Using a 25x 25 cm dish, start to layer your dish like a lasagne. Little bolognese sauce on the bottom, pasta, bolognese sauce, pasta bolognese sauce and on the top the bechamel and finish it with the grated cheese.
5. Bake it in the oven in 180C fan until the top is golden brown. About 25min.

Pastitsio can be a great way to use leftover pasta, and, in fact, it makes for some great leftovers by itself. Greek Pastitsio - baked pasta dish by Greek chef Akis Petretzikis. A delicious Greek recipe made with ziti pasta, ground meat, béchamel sauce cheeses and herbs! Spread remaining noodles over the meat sauce. Pour a thick layer of bechamel on top of the noodles, to the top of the casserole dish (there may be a little leftover).

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