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By Kittencalskitchen on July 24, 2008
Photo by AZPARZYCH
Photo by AZPARZYCH
"I make this often especially using my summer's crop of eggplant, I would strongly suggest to use only olive oil for frying it really adds to the flavor, use dry breadcrumbs only for this, to save time bread all the eggplant slices ahead of frying and place on a baking sheet so you will have them ready to transfer to the skillet --- you may "sweat" the eggplant slices by sprinkling both sides lightly with salt and drain in a colander for 1 hour, rinse lightly under cold water then pat dry with paper towels."
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Serving Size: 1 (192 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
"This is so good!! I left out the cayenne pepper but otherwise followed the recipe. I didn't have marinara sauce to serve with this so dipped it in peppercorn ranch dressing. This is the first time I have made anything with eggplant and will not be the last, will be making this again!! Made for All You Can Cook Buffet Game."
"Delicious! I am a veggie, and I didn't really know if I would like eggplant but it was amazing! I used extra parm and didn't have any italian seasoning, but it still turned out great! Even my 15month old loved it!"
"This is good. It reminded me of fried green tomatoes. And addictive! I almost ate the entire eggplant by myself. Thanks for sharing."
"I really enjoyed this dish! I made it over at my son's house for my grandchildren (and me). Rayden(3 yrs. old) helped with pouring and stirring, he even broke the egg! He really liked it and so did the 2 yr. old, Talan! It was their first time eating eggplant, so I was very pleased they enjoyed it! Thanks Kit!"
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