Layered Vegetable Pie

"I saw this in a magazine today & wanted to keep the recipe as I have eaten lots of things like this. Simple, easy & tasty. I have suggested some optional additions, but that's up to you. If desired, you could also add some proscuitto or other meat for a non-vegetarian pie."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Peel and slice pumpkin into even sized pieces, then cook until just tender.
  • Roast and peel the peppers, cut into large pieces.
  • Mix the ricotta with parmesan, salt, pepper and garlic.
  • Sprinkle a touch of nutmeg over the spinach (if using).
  • Grease a deep baking dish or pie plate and line it with a circle of the shortcrust, making sure there's an overhang to seal the top.
  • Layer the filling as follows: pumpkin, spinach, ricotta, red peppers.
  • Brush the pastry edge with egg, then use the puff pastry to make a lid.
  • Pinch the two pastries together to seal& brush the top with beaten egg.
  • Make a small hole in the top to let steam escape.
  • Bake at 200C (400F) for 20 minutes or until golden.

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  1. Yummmy. This was very simple and very tasty. I have made it twice now and the 2nd time I also added some even sized potato and carrot pieces when cooking the pumpkin. I then layered pumpkin, potato, spinach, ricotta,carrot,red peppers,and finally another spinach layer(I just love spinach). I will use a more nutmeg next time because it definately added a little something extra to the spinach.
     
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