Eggplant
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I love to grill it with other veggies. I also like caponata. It is good hot, cold, as a side, over protein, over pasta. I follow Rachael Rays recipe. I put a link below. I have not made the pasta bake so I can't give you a review on that.
foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/caponata-pasta-bake-recipe.html
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I love to grill it with other veggies. I also like caponata. It is good hot, cold, as a side, over protein, over pasta. I follow Rachael Rays recipe. I put a link below. I have not made the pasta bake so I can't give you a review on that.
foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/caponata-pasta-bake-recipe.html
Awesome, thank you0 -
moussaka, parmigiana, ratatouille, caponata, babaganoush, moutabal, stewed in tomatoe sauce0
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Love it roasted in slices then use it in wraps as a base layer. It takes the place of mayo or other fatty sauces. Also cube it and add to low cal soups.0
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Ive always liked Egg Plant Parmesan. Its pretty easy to make but I don't have the recipe on me. Good luck0
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Before you cook eggplant in any receipe, you may want to salt your sliced eggplant and let it sit to "sweat" out some of the bitter flavor (10 minutes is plenty), then dab dry with a towel. I don't generally find eggplant bitter, and usually I'll omit this step.
Grilled eggplant planks (i.e., cut length-wise so they don't fall through the grate), brushed with olive oil, and topped with your favorite herbs (e.g., oregano, thyme) is simple and delicious.
I make a faux eggplant parmesan that is easy and lower calorie by grilling or broiling eggplant (no breading), then topping with a good tomato/spaghetti sauce, mozzarella, and parmesan, and baking in the oven until the cheese starts to brown.
Baba ghanoush is good: again, grill or broil your eggplant, but a bit longer, so it gets smoky (and you'll want to remove the skin for this recipe). Process the flesh (or just mash with a fork if you like a chunkier consistency), with lemon juice, tahini, and garlic, with salt and pepper to taste. You can also add olive oil, or drizzle it over the top.
I like yu shang (garlic or fish-fragrant) eggplant-- basically you cut the eggplant in thumb-size pieces and stir-fry, then add a wonderfully complex hot-salty-sweet-sour sauce made from soy sauce, vinegar, hot bean paste (or you can use chili garlic sauce, or whatever hot sauce you have on hand), a little rice wine (or sherry, or even regular wine, or omit if you prefer), sugar, salt, cornstarch, and toasted sesame oil. Cook until it thickens.
You could always stuff it like you would a bell pepper, but I would cook it until it's somewhat soft first, because undercooked eggplant is not very pleasant.0 -
Well, I didn't realize he could do so much with egg plant0
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Eggplant pizza! Replace the dough with eggplant. Slice about 1/2 inch thick, little salt/pepper/coconut spray and bake for a few mins at 350. When you pull them out too with whatever you want like mini pizza. Then put back in the oven long enough to melt the cheese.
Also eggplant basil chicken it delicious.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/recipes/chicken-stirfry-with-eggplant-and-basil/rcp-200498550 -
eggplant lasagne .....yummmmmmm replace the noodles with eggplant0
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This is a good baked eggplant parmesan recipe. https://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=133524
I use Italian seasoned panko bread crumbs instead of plain breadcrumbs and only use a tiny bit of garlic powder0 -
Yu xiang qie zi
Fish fragrant Sichuan eggplant0 -
Back in egypt theres a good recipe called mousa'aa....
Eggplants, cut in thick strips
Potatoes cut in thick strips
Red bell pepper in thick strips
3 cloves garlic
Red onion sliced
Ghee
Lemon
Vinegar
Cumin
Salt
Tomato sauce, small can
Sautee garlic, potatoes, peppers, and red onions on med with 1 spoonfull ghee. When they get dry, add some water.
Add salt and cumin so the spice melts and isnt grainy. If you add after eggplant, it wont mix well and you risk mushing the eggplt up.
Add eggplant.
Simmer for about 10 mins covered.
Add lemon, 2 tbsp vinegar and sauce.
Cook 10 mins or until its thickened
Put on high blast of heat and stir about a minute to get that good flavor.
You can add olives on top. I hate olives0
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