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Ooo a splash of balsamic sounds good in eggplant parm; I'll have to

try that next time, thanks! :)

 

Sometimes I bread the eggplant slices with italian salad dressing

instead of egg and panko crumbs and pre-bake them a little before

layering with the sauce & cheese. Morningstar chik'n patties also

work good for " chik'n " parm. (Don't need to bread those, they come

with coating.)

 

Peace,

Diane

 

, " Jack Allen " <tippy1 wrote:

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> Let me add that I didn't begin to like eggplant parmesan. Then the

wife got

> a recipe that called for two cans of tomatoes. She bought one that

> contained balsamic vinegar and the other garlic. Now it is one of my

> favorite meals. If you feel adventurous give it a try.

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I tried several recipies before I settled on the one I like best. I

salt the slices for 30 minutes before I start, then after washing

them, I coat the slices and bake them before layering them in the

baking dish. My recipe sounds a lot like what Jack likes. It uses

olive oil with basil and oregano and garlic. I got creative once

and got some portabella mushrooms and cut the tops into two slices

crossways and layered that in with the eggplant slices with sauce

between. Everyone loved it.

Katie in Alaska

 

 

-- In , " strayfeather1 "

<otherbox2001 wrote:

>

> Ooo a splash of balsamic sounds good in eggplant parm; I'll have to

> try that next time, thanks! :)

>

> Sometimes I bread the eggplant slices with italian salad dressing

> instead of egg and panko crumbs and pre-bake them a little before

> layering with the sauce & cheese. Morningstar chik'n patties also

> work good for " chik'n " parm. (Don't need to bread those, they come

> with coating.)

>

> Peace,

> Diane

>

> , " Jack Allen " <tippy1@>

wrote:

> >

> > Let me add that I didn't begin to like eggplant parmesan. Then

the

> wife got

> > a recipe that called for two cans of tomatoes. She bought one

that

> > contained balsamic vinegar and the other garlic. Now it is one

of my

> > favorite meals. If you feel adventurous give it a try.

> >

> >

>

> >

> >

>

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