Today we prepare a dish that even smacks of summer but wants to welcome autumn: Sardinian bread and primo sale (a fresh italian cheese) lasagne. The lasagna is one of the favorite dishes from the Italian and lend themselves to many variations and customizations. In this case, I wanted to prepare a light meal as yet there are no temperatures that would justify a powerful lasagna with meat sauce and béchamel.
The alternative
I replaced the pastry pastry with Ozieri's esplanade, a type of Sardinian bread made from durum wheat semolina, water and yeast, similar to carasau but soft. I've always pack the house and the love very much, but to make this dish you can also use the carasau (the so-called 'music paper') and make a delicious lasagna carasau bread with tomato and mozzarella, or bread pistoccu. In all cases, These types of Sardinian bread must be rehydrated before being used, and I've lightly soaked in vegetable broth. Then I prepared a simple tomato sauce and basil, since they are still in summer mood, and I added between one layer and another, Parmigiano Reggiano PDO and first salt cubes.
The result? Yummy, a lasagna rich sauce and flavor but not too heavy, with the scent of fresh tomato and basil and the herbaceous note of the first salt. I used a bottle of homemade tomato sauce but the passes you find at the supermarket are fine.. I served this lasagna in individual casserole, since we were only two, but you can safely prepare the classic pan, because they keep very well the form. Just have the foresight not to restrict too much tomato sauce, so that the bread soak well. At this point, have a look at all my OF RECIPES LASAGNE and my RECIPES inspired to SARDINIAN CUISINE and Bon Appetit!








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I am Sardinian thoroughbred, and today I will use, for the first time, this recipe. I have always used carasau bread from Olbia, The classic 'music paper'. Surely it will be very good . Good idea, Thank you!
Hi Gabriella, I am “Sardinian by adoption”, since my partner is Sardinian and I love the island for over twenty years. Of course I also love cooking and raw materials, So I hope you like these lasagna. Best regards, Ada