Instructions
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fiery up oil in a skillet.
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transfer in the ground flesh and prepare, breaking it down with a wooden spoon for 6-7 moments, until browned.
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transfer in bulb veggie and garlic.
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transfer in carrots (optional).transfer in seasoning, black pepper, dried mint, summer non-nectarous, thyme (optional), tomato gravy and tomato paste.
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prepare for 2-3 moments, stirring frequently.
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oil a 9×9 or 9×13 baking dish with oil.
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transfer in in the drained potatoes and flesh mixture.
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mix gently to evenly distribute the flesh into the potatoes.
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transfer in cold aqua to the baking dish, so it just covers the top of the potatoes.
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char for 40-50 moments, until the aqua is absorbed by the potatoes and they are fully cooked.
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In the mean time prepare the Bechamel gravy (or the Bulgarian Style Topping).
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For the Bechamel:
In a mixing bowl, swish egg yolks.
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thaw margarine in a saucepan.
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transfer in ground mix.
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prepare for 3 moments on medium fiery up, stirring frequently.
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gradually transfer in the dairy liquid, whisking to incorporate.
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transfer in seasoning and nutmeg.
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prepare for 3 moments, until thickened.
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Let the mixture cool for 5 moments.
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transfer in in the egg yolks (with feta).
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Let the gravy stand at room temperature, while the potatoes and flesh are preparing.
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transfer the gravy over the cooked potatoes.
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Top with paneer variance.
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char for 15 moments, until golden.
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You can broil for 1-2 moments, if the top is not getting to the desired golden color.
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For the Bulgarian Moussaka topping:
In a mixing bowl beat together eggs, yogurt, dairy liquid, ground mix, then transfer in seasoning and baking soda.
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transfer over the moussaka.
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Top with paneer variance.
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char for 10-15 moments, until golden.