Guest guest Posted April 27, 2005 Report Share Posted April 27, 2005 I did it - I used eggplant. Thanks for all your help & tips! I did sort of a take on pt's aubergine & pasta...sort of. I had the smaller eggplants and cut three of them into good sized chunks - I did toss them in my strainer with some salt, just for good measure & I thought it would flavor the meal nicely - I did not peel them. I sauted in a generous amount of olive oil, an onion & a green pepper (big chunks), then added the eggplant - cooked them a bit then put them in a casserole, since I was out of room for the next step. I then heated in the same pan (I need a bigger saute pan, my boys are getting bigger and so are their appetites) some garlic & a can of diced tomatoes & a can of garbanzo beans, adding thyme and basil - poured and mixed this in with the stuff in the casserole. Topped it all off with parmesan & matzoh meal (instead of breadcrumbs). Baked it till it bubbled and the topped looked good. My hubby loved it - which was who I really wanted to please as he loves eggplant - my younger son loved it too, except the garbonzos, my older son didn't care much for the eggplant, my two year old surprised me and ate a fair amount of everything?! I can't wait to try eggplant parmesan after passover - I'll have to figure out which way to do it, so many ideas....until then I'm going to try Bobbi's idea of roasting them whole in the oven and mashing the insides - I think that'll make a nice and different spread for matzo!! Something new for dinner - hooray! m Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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