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Sarah - The Accidental Okie on 1.26.2011
This was great! Even my husband loved them! Very easy to modify to be gluten-free.
I did change two things:
I slightly dehydrated the eggplant. This insures it’s not soggy and it removes the eggplant’s bitter juices. I just covered cookie sheets with lots of paper towels and stacked a layer of sliced eggplant covered with kosher salt on each cookie sheet. I covered the tops of eggplant with more paper towels and then stacked all the cookie sheets on top of each other and left them for about an hour. (To help weigh the cookie sheets down, I topped the whole thing with my big utensil holder. It looks ridiculous, but it works!) After about an hour, rinse the salt off the eggplant and you’re good to go!
I am gluten-free, so made my own bread crumbs by toasting/drying out a loaf of Udi’s gluten-free white bread. To add a little flavor that’s in regular bread crumbs, I added some Italian seasonings and Parmesan cheese to the bread crumbs.
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lisachang79 on 1.17.2011
Hi Rina ~ thanks for the friend request. Your eggplant parm stacks look mouth watering. I’ll definitely have to give them a try!
Sweetpea Nancy on 1.17.2011
I love Eggplant Parmesan. I like the baking part rather then frying. I will be making this recipe very soon!mmmm my mouth is watering…..your photo looks so tasty!! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Nita on 1.16.2011
I made these tonight. The only thing I can say is spectacular!
mrsjpvan2 on 1.15.2011
Will do! I am planning on making this tonight.
ourblissfullydeliciouslife on 1.15.2011
This looks delicious! Can’t wait to try!!