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Wow! It is crisper than if you fried it and it is tender and moist in the middle! Wonderful flavor. I didn't use the marinara sauce but did put cheese on top. This is scrumptious! I will be saving this recipe to make over and over again! Thanks!
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Thanks for posting this delicious easy and more figure friendly version.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy j.sugiarto
on November 09, 2007
this is really great! fyi, i am NOT a fan of eggplant, but i love this recipe and plan to make it again later this week.. isn't that surprising? :D thanks a lot for the AMAZING recipe, Susan Lee!
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I enjoyed this recipe, a nice change from the usual method. I skipped steps 3 and 4 and do not peel my eggplant. I added 3/4 cup parmesan to the crumbs and it was sufficient for my taste. A wonderful way to make eggplant parmesan, topped with a light tomato sauce and shredded provolone. Yummy!
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on November 10, 2004
The eggplant was cripy and had a very nice flavor. One of the reviewers mentioned cutting back on the parmesan, so I did. I think it turned out ok. Just for texture sake I did use the marinara sauce and the provolone cheese. It made a very nice side dish. Thanks, Susan for sharing this keeper!
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on February 02, 2004
The texture was great, nice and crispy, and deserves 5 stars on its own, but the taste was much too salty and therefore lowers the rating significantly. If I ever make this again, I'll reduce the parmesan dramatically (I used Parmigiano Reggiano) and increase the breadcrumbs, so that the mix is less salty. I also thought the breadcrumbs could have used some herbs such as oregano, basil, etc. I omitted the provolone altogether, because that would have made the dish even saltier than it already was, and I sprinkled a tiny, tiny bit of grated Parmegiano Reggiano over the top instead.
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Serving Size: 1 (266 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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