Name: Apple lasagne with Gorgonzola cream sauce
Prep time: 1 h
Total time: 1 h
Cuisine: modern

Apple lasagne with Gorgonzola cream sauce

Starter with South Tyrolean Elstar apples

Difficulty: medium

Preparation time: 60 min

Style: modern

Apple: Elstar

Ingredients

For the lasagne:
100 g pasta dough
100 g apple mousse
50 g Gorgonzola
100 g cream
Salt, pepper and a little olive oil

For the apple mousse:
2 South Tyrolean apples (Elstar or similar) peeled, cored and cut into segments
125 ml apple juice
A pinch of sugar

For the lasagne:
200 g pasta dough
200 g apple mousse
100 g Gorgonzola
200 g cream
Salt, pepper and a little olive oil

For the apple mousse:
4 South Tyrolean apples (Elstar or similar) peeled, cored and cut into segments
250 ml apple juice
A pinch of sugar

For the lasagne:
400 g pasta dough
400 g apple mousse
200 g Gorgonzola
400 g cream
Salt, pepper and a little olive oil

For the apple mousse:
8 South Tyrolean apples (Elstar or similar) peeled, cored and cut into segments
500 ml apple juice
A pinch of sugar

Apple lasagne with Gorgonzola cream sauce

Preparation

Apple mousse:
To make the apple mousse, put the apple segments, the apple juice and a pinch of salt into a saucepan and simmer for 10 minutes until soft. Purée in a blender and leave to cool.

Lasagne:
Roll out the dough thinly and cut out rectangles (10cm x 17cm). Spread the apple mousse onto the half of the sheets of pasta. Cover with the other remaining sheets. Press down the edges well to seal. Simmer the filled pasta sheets in salted water for around 4 minutes. Pass the Gorgonzola through a hair sieve; whip the cream until stiff, blend carefully into the Gorgonzola and leave in a cold place. Arrange a filled pasta sheet in the centre of each of the plates; place another on top to produce lasagne. Using a spoon, scoop out small dumplings from the cold Gorgonzola cream and place on top of the apple lasagne. Garnish with melted butter and perhaps slices of fresh apples.

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