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an experience of taste and well-being – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

an experience of taste and well-being



Although it is not strictly tied to a particular region or culinary tradition, the vegetarian lasagna with light bechamel find global diffusion and offer an alternative, but still satisfying version of an Italian classic. The choice of fresh and seasonal ingredients helps to make the dish a delight adaptable to the culinary preferences of different regions of the world.

The light béchamel, one of the distinctive elements of this first course, is prepared with lsuitable for low fat content And wholemeal flour, guaranteeing a balance between creaminess and lightness. Its velvety texture envelops layers of egg pasta and a rich vegetable ragout, composed of ripe tomatoes, aubergines, courgettes and fresh spinach. The alternation of the different ingredients creates a combination of flavors and textures, giving the vegetarian lasagna a flavor complexity that satisfies the palate without the use of ingredients of animal origin. The absence of meat makes this first course an ideal option for those following a vegetarian diet or wanting to explore a variety of flavors without compromising quality and substance. The versatility of this vegetarian recipe is evident in its ability to adapt to seasonal preferences, allowing the inclusion of fresh vegetables of the moment. Certainly, vegetarian lasagna with light béchamel sauce is appreciated at any time of the year, but finds particular resonance in the colder periods, when the vegetables reach their maximum quality and intensity of flavour. The interpretation of the dish that we propose today certainly reflects the growing awareness and interest in healthy, sustainable and environmentally friendly cuisine. Open the pantry, throw open the fridge and prepare this delicious vegetarian lasagna with light béchamel sauce. You will be amazed!



Pasta with roasted pepper cream, an exclusively vegetarian spring first course – Italian cuisine reinvented by Gordon Ramsay

Pasta with roasted pepper cream, an exclusively vegetarian spring first course



Wash, dry, cut in half and clean the peppers. Place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Bake for 25-30 minutes at 220°C, making sure that it is golden and puffy. Once cooked, transfer them to a bowl and cover them with cling film. Let sit for 10 minutes, then remove the skin.



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