I found this recipe from
Peas and Thank You, a wonderful blog about vegan family cooking. I un-veganized it with ground turkey and real cheese.
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Here are the ingredients I used |
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Sliced zucchini and eggplant, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Next time I will try to get the eggplant thinner. | | | | | | |
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Cook the quinoa with chicken broth, tomato sauce, onions and pizza seasoning (I used that instead of oregano). I also skipped the cream cheese and fresh parsley, because I didn't have any. |
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Saute more onions, I love onions! |
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Cook the ground turkey with the onions, this is an add on to the recipe, I think it makes the dish heartier. I also added some pizza seasoning here, I love it, use it for everything. |
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Tomato sauce in the bottom of the pan, and a layer of eggplant slices. |
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Quinoa is done cooking, yummo! I will probably make just this as a quick easy side in the future. |
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Mix the quinoa mixture with ground turkey and chopped fresh basil. |
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On top of eggplant, spread some turkey quinoa mixture, sprinkle some frozen chopped spinach, some shredded mozzarella cheese, and some tomato sauce. |
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A layer of zucchini. Then repeat the filling layer. |
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After the 2nd filling layer, I put the remaining eggplant and zucchini. Next time I might put this in the middle, so I have a pretty all zucchini layer on top. But it all tastes the same in the end. |
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Tomato sauce and cheese on top. |
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I had enough left over to make a bread pan sized batch, which went straight into the freezer uncooked. |
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Baked at 400, for about 30 mins. |
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Delish!! | |
I love this recipe. The eggplant on the top layer turned out a little tough, that's my fault for cutting it too thick. Next time I will try it with out the turkey to see if it is equally satisfying. We ate off of that large pan for 3 days, Austin was eating full servings of it as well, he loved it!
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