Papoutsakia
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| ~ Preparation of stuffing: ~ Using half of the olive oil start cooking your ground meat (beef and pork together). ~ Add the chopped onions, garlic the diced tomatoes and the diluted tomato paste in the wine. ~ Let it simmer for about 30 minutes and add the dry mint, parsley, a pinch of nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste and mix well. ~ Take your pot of the fire, add the grated cheese and the breadcrumbs and mix well. ~ As your ground meat is getting ready, cut in half, lengthwise the eggplants. ~ With a pointy knife make 2-3 X lengthwise on the flesh of the eggplant. (Make sure you do not cut the outer skin on the bottom or sides) ~ Pour some olive oil on the flesh, place in a pan and bake at 350 degrees until golden brown. ~ When are done, with a teaspoon take out the flesh of the eggplant, (leaving a thin layer on the skin. ~ Chop the flesh of the eggplant you just removed and place in a small bowl. ~ Add some pepper, salt, a pinch of dry mint and some fine chopped parsley and mix. ~ Cream preparation: ~ Warm up the milk with the butter until the butter is melted. ~ Add the flour and stir continuously until it becomes a thick cream. ~ Remove from the heat and add the egg yolks, grated cheese, nutmeg, salt, pepper, sugar and mix thoroughly. ~ Place stuffing in all your eggplant skins but not to the top. Leave some space for the cream. ~ Pour your cream in the remaining of your stuffing if any and mix. ~ Add the mixture of the flesh of the eggplants and mix again. ~ With a spoon add cream in your eggplants filing them up. ~ Sprinkle some grated cheese on top of the cream and bake for 25-30 minutes at 350 degrees or until golden brown. ~ Papoutsakia could be served as a main dish or as a side dish accompanying something delicious. ~ Papoutsakia are served hot. ~ Good luck and bon Appétit. |