Moussaka is originally from Greece

Category: Meat dishes
Kitchen: greek
Moussaka is originally from Greece

Ingredients

eggplant (peeled and cut into 1 cm thick discs) 1 kg
zucchini (cut into thin slices) 400 gr.
potatoes 4 things
some olive oil for lubrication
for meat sauce:
mixed mince (pork + veal) 700 gr.
grated onion 1
garlic (press) 1 clove
tomato puree (or paste - 2 tbsp. l.) 150 gr.
cinnamon 1 stick
milk (or 50 ml sweet red wine like Cahors) 100 ml.
salt. pepper 4-color from the mill
for cream bechamel:
milk 1 liter
butter 75 gr.
flour 5 tbsp. l. full
salt. white pepper to taste
ground nutmeg 1/4 tsp
egg 4
cheese between layers I have Gouda 150 gr.
Cheese for the top I have Gouda 100 g
large oval pyrex

Cooking method

  • line the eggplants and zucchini on a baking sheet and apply oil with a brush, put in the oven and bake until golden brown.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • Cut the potatoes into lengths and fry them in a pan, put them on a paper towel to remove excess oil.
  • in oiled pyrex and sprinkled with ground breadcrumbs, first line the potatoes, lightly salt and pepper.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • then zucchini
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • eggplant
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • lightly sprinkle with cheese between the layers of vegetables.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • prepare meat sauce as follows:
  • boil the grated onion and garlic in a small amount of water to remove its harsh taste and smell. then add butter and minced meat, which we lightly fry with a fork, add tomato puree, milk (wine), cinnamon stick. salt and pepper.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • simmer until the liquid evaporates completely.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • line the minced meat on the vegetables.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • sprinkle with cheese.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • melt the butter in a non-stick saucepan and add flour, stir and fry constantly, then gradually introduce warm milk in a thin stream and brew, the cream begins to gurgle, so it is ready, salt and pepper.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • let cool slightly and add eggs one by one, kneading well.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • pour on top of the minced meat and put in the oven for 25-30 minutes.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • remove from the oven, sprinkle with cheese and set back for 10-15 minutes until a golden cheese crust forms.
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece
  • done!
  • Moussaka is originally from Greece

The dish is designed for

6

Time for preparing:

90

Cooking program:

oven

Note

Moussaka is originally from Greece

Arka
How delicious it is !!!
M-mm-mm-mm! ..
And so many pleasant memories of warm days, the sea and delicious food ...
lunova-moskalenko
WOW! More vegetables would appear! It's not scary to do such a master class! And then I did everything to the lazy and lazy moussaka. Now I will make Greek!
natapit
Arka, I am glad that I inspired pleasant memories with my recipe!

nvk, cook for health!
MariS
natapit, Thank you! I wanted to eat it at a table by the sea - I can taste it ....!
I took it as a bookmark, but after the fast, my husband adores this dish.
Pilgrim73
What a gorgeous moussaka! I will definitely try to do it. Thank you Natasha for the master class!
natapit
thanks girls! hope you enjoy it!
lenivec
I love this moussaka, only I still put tomatoes in slices. And when it's lazy to make bechamel, I use sour cream mixed with an egg.
natapit
anyway delicious !!!
Anna_V
I prepared it today. It turned out very tasty! Relatives are delighted. Thank you so much for the recipe and detailed MK!
Zhivchik
Quote: lenivec

I love this moussaka, only I still put tomatoes in slices. And when it's lazy to make bechamel, I use sour cream mixed with an egg.

Yeah ... and I do it)
louisa
natapit, I want to thank you for the recipe, it so happened that I found it a long time ago, but I was not yet a registered user, and the recipe took root in our family, became a favorite, now, though it's too late, I have a huge thank you)))

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