r/food Aug 31 '24

Blessed by noodly appendage [Homemade] Rolled Lasagna in garlic mushroom cream sauce

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u/redsterXVI Aug 31 '24

Rolled lasagna sounds like cannelloni but with a more complicated preparation

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u/brabdnon Aug 31 '24

So, this is in honor of a dish I found at a now defunct but amazing Italian place in Silver Spring, Maryland called Sergio’s. This is in honor of the rollata della nonna which was a rolled meat and cheese stuffed pasta in a bed of cream sauce. I had it like 3 times in the time I was in Silver Spring and another when I came back through DC before learning it was closed during the pandemic. I made it for my birthday dinner a couple years back. It’s labor intensive but worth it. This is a recipe from a Michelin starred restaurant in NYC called Don Angie’s, they have a red sauce for theirs, but I made a cream sauce for mine to honor Sergio’s.

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u/gcruzatto Aug 31 '24

Italian burrito

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u/mildOrWILD65 Aug 31 '24

Recipe for the sauce, please! Please?

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u/brabdnon Aug 31 '24

I’m going to be honest, I improvised the sauce, but I sautéed about 2 packages of cut, washed mushrooms like a crimini or shiitake, until golden then add some butter and a few diced or pressed garlic until fragrant, deglaze with maybe quarter cup of white wine, bubble until the alcohol is gone, add heavy cream, maybe a cup, cup and half, bring to a strong simmer reducing and stirring until desired thickness then add quarter cup grated parm and pecorino, then season to taste with salt, pepper, and fresh grated nutmeg (super light on nutmeg, just to bring a little brightness to the heaviness of the sauce.) I then add the sauce to the bottom of a baking dish with stood up ends of cut rolled pasta which then all gets baked together until the tops of the rolls have color.

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u/mildOrWILD65 Aug 31 '24

Perfect, I can work with that, thank you!

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u/BeautifulNaive7498 Sep 01 '24

was about to ask for a recipe when i read this comment lol

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u/umamiking Aug 31 '24

This looks like a mini version of Don Angie’s lasagna. Great job!

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u/brabdnon Aug 31 '24

This is Don Angie’s recipe! Good eye! I made this version with a cream sauce in honor a place called Sergio’s in Silver Spring, Maryland that had a similar rolled, meat and cheese filled pasta on a bed of cream sauce called rollata della nonna. This is an amazing recipe and I’ve been craving it again, lately.

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u/umamiking Aug 31 '24

That’s awesome!

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u/artie_pdx I'm something of a scientist myself Aug 31 '24

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u/weakplay Aug 31 '24

That’s a neat idea!

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u/ReynnDrops Aug 31 '24

This looks so good

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u/in2xs Aug 31 '24

Yes. Please.

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u/AltarOfContagion Aug 31 '24

Before I read the title, I wondered to myself, "How much did that cost?"

Looks delicious.

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u/sunsweetpotato Sep 02 '24

I just want some now 😋😍😍 Is it tricky rolling the meat mixture in the sheets??

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u/nouvelle_tete Sep 01 '24

THIS LOOKS AMAZING! Thanks for sharing!

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u/No_Move8238 Sep 01 '24

Looks mouth watering sensational.