Greek Moussaka: A Taste of Mediterranean Heaven (Eggplant Lasagna)

Welcome to my channel. Together, let’s prepare this delicious and fantastic Mediterranean feast.
Greek moussaka, a tasty dish made with pork and aubergine, is comparable to lasania. Without the meat, you can also make it vegetarian.

Ingredients for two people:

one onion
minced beef, 300 gram
1 table spoon of salt pepper, and turmeric
one small bell pepper
2 table spoons of tomato sauce
half a cup hot water
2 medium potatoes
1 big eggplant or 2 medium size
olive oil

for sauce:
butter as much as it needs. I used around 3 spoon
2 spoons of flour
half cup of milk
salt and pepper

Recipe:
coarsely chop your onion, put it in a skillet with olive oil, and cook until golden. Next, add your minced meat. Add bell pepper, salt, pepper, and turmeric. To ensure optimal cooking and prevent drying out, add a small amount of hot water to your tomato sauce. Give it twenty to thirty minutes to cook.
You can now prepare your potatoes and eggplant. Slice them thinly, place them in a skillet with some olive oil, and then set them aside. I used one big eggplant and three small potatoes. This recipe is for two people.

For the sauce, in the pan, add some butter. let it melt, add 2 table spoon of flour and mix them If its too dry, add more butter to get a creamy texture. Add some pepper and oregano (optional), add your milk, and mix them together. It should be a bit thick in texture. When its done, set it aside.

You can either use Pyrex and make it look like a traditional layer or make it look like what I did in a video first on the small bowl and then put it on the big plate to be cooked. Either way, go first with a layer of eggplant, potatoes, and cooked minced beef, then another layer of potatoes and eggplant. Put the sauce on top, and you can add some cheese on top.

Cook it in the oven for about 25 to 30 minutes and enjoy it.

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Mona 🙂