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Exciting Minced Meat Dishes - Cannelloni Alla Bolognaise

December 14th 2009 03:29
exciting minced meat recipes cannelloni bolognaise
Let’s face it; Spaghetti bolognaise can be boring. But minced meat can be made into dozens of stimulating dishes including lasagna, meatballs, pies and so much more. In this recipe, I demonstrate another delicious use, Cannelloni alla bolognaise. I previously posted a vegetarian cannelloni recipe filled with spinach and ricotta cheese, but meat has valuable nutritional qualities too.
I prefer to make my own Napoli sauce using tinned tomatoes but a store bought pasta sauce is fine. This recipe generates a lot of washing up, but the advantage is that the dish can be prepared ahead of service, refrigerated or frozen, and the wash up done before dinner.
fill cannelloni tubes using piping bag
Vegetarian filling depicted

Ingredients
500ml Napoli sauce
400g Cannelloni tubes
500ml Bolognaise sauce
400ml Béchamel sauce
200g Grated Cheese
Italian Bolognaise filled canneloni vegetarian mince
Method
Make a standard Napoli and allow it to cool.
Make a bolognaise sauce and allow it to cool to blood temperature.
Make a béchamel sauce and keep it warm.
Spread the Napoli over the bottom of the serving dishes or crock pot.
Fill an oven bag with the warm bolognaise, and snip the corner off with scissors.
Pipe the sauce into the cannelloni tubes and lay them on the Napoli base.
Top with béchamel sauce and grated cheese.
Refrigerate for later use or cook immediately at 170° for 25 minutes. If necessary, brown the cheese under the grill before serving.
Serve with an Italian style red wine or a rosé.

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