Vegetable Lasagna with FAGE Total

COOK
>60'
Ingredients

GRILLED AND SAUTÉED VEGETABLES:

1 eggplant

1 zucchini

1 red bell pepper

1 small crown of broccoli

1 potato

3 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil

1 green onion, coarsely chopped

1 sprig rosemary, chopped

4 sage leaves, chopped

Salt to taste

Freshly ground pepper to taste

FAGE TOTAL MIXTURE:

2 ½ cups FAGE Total 5%, 2%, or 0%

1 cup milk

Salt to taste

LASAGNA:

1 (9-oz) package of dry, oven-ready lasagna sheets

GARNISH:

3 oz. grated Parmesan cheese (or Grana Padano)

3 oz. grated Pecorino Sardo/Fiore Sardo, not too salty

    Steps
  1. GRILLED AND SAUTÉED VEGETABLES:
    Julienne the eggplant and zucchini lengthwise into slices (not too thick) and grill on both sides.
  2. Cut the pepper in half, remove the seeds and ribs, and grill on the side with the skin, then peel.
  3. Let cool slightly, then cut the pepper into 1 ½ inch-wide strips.
  4. Break up the broccoli into florets and boil in an inch of water in a saucepan with the lid on.
  5. Drain after a few minutes (while still bright green) and chop coarsely.
  6. Peel the potato and cut into 1-inch cubes.
  7. In a pan over low heat, combine the olive oil and the spring onion and sweat the onion slowly without letting it brown.
  8. Then add the rosemary, the sage leaves and the potato cubes; cook until tender.
  9. Lastly, add the broccoli and raise the heat for 1 minute, adding salt and pepper to taste.
  10. FAGE TOTAL MIXTURE:
    Thin the FAGE Total in a bowl with the milk and add salt to taste.
  11. LASAGNA:
    Take a 8x10-inch baking sheet and put a drop of olive oil and a couple of spoonful's of FAGE Total on the bottom, then add the first layer of lasagna, covering it with the FAGE Total mixture, some of the sautéed and grilled vegetables, and a little of the 2 grated cheeses mixed together.
  12. Continue in this way until there are 4 layers, using all the ingredients.
  13. Bake at 350°F for about 40 minutes.
  14. Before serving, leave the lasagna to cool for 15–20 minutes until the noodles have set a little and are easier to cut.
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