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I asked the exact same thing a couple of weeks ago! Here's the thread!
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=230277&highlight=aubergine
Tip - my stuffed aubergine was horrible and tasteless... :CReturning MoneySaver, now furiously saving for a house deposit...0 -
Hi minskerella,
I have merged your thread with MoneySavingSaphire's thread as it helps other Old Style readers to find all the suggestions in one thread. As always posts are listed in date order so you'll need to read from the beginning to see all the replies.
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I always eat them raw choped into little cubes in a salad they suck up all the oil and lemon dressing really nice, my father in law has a greek restaraunt and always puts them in his salads!People who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones...
It is much easier to see other people's failings than our own.0 -
Do a Jamie Oliver on it, wrap it in tin foil and put in the oven on Reg 6 for about an hour, when it comes out it will be all soft and squishy, and can be eaten like that like a dip or mixed in to any meal. My DD 3 year old would eat nothing else if given the chance0
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Penny-Pincher!! wrote:You can make into thin crisps which are delish
Absolutely. I havent made them yet but the following recipe in my weight watchers cookbook (for any interested it has apoints value of 0 which means very little fat).
2 large aubergines, sliced in half widthways and then into 5mm slices on the diagonal to give you long semi-circles.
low fat cooking spray
salt and pepper
Lay the aubergine slices on the grill pan, spray with cooking spray (or brush with oil I would guess if you didnt have spray??) and then season liberally. Grill until golden and then turn slices over. Spray and season again and grill for further 2-4 mintues until dried out and golden brown. Serve warm.
HTH,
Allison.WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbsWeight today = 17st 6.5lbsLoss to date 32.5lbs!!!0 -
your plan sounds good, i fry some onion and garlic in plenty of olive oil, cut aubergine in half length ways and score inside so that oil can get down into it, put in oven proof dish pour over onion etc then i top with a tomato sauce either home made or jar then top with some grated cheese and bake in the oven for about 20 mins yum yum!0
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1 aubergine
1 medium onion, chopped
2-3 garlic cloves
2tbsp tahini or 1 tbsp sesame oil
2tbsp olive oil
2tbsp lemon juice (1/2 lemon)
salt & pepper, to taste
Cook the aubergine over the gas ring on low, or grill on the bbq for 25-30 minutes, until it's blackened all over. Pleace in a small baking dish and bake in a hot oven for 15-20 minutes until soft but not mushy. In a food processor, puree the onion and garlic until smooth. When the aubergine is cool enough to handle, peel it, and add to the processor with the tahini/sesame oil, olive oil & lemon juice. Puree until smooth, season to taste. Serve chilled or at room temperature, with crudites.
This is sometimes known as Moutabel - a great party snack! From Didi Emmons' Entertaining for a Veggie Planet2015 comp wins - £370.25
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I've read through all the old threads and have lots of yummy recipe ideas, thanks! But still unsure as to whether or not I have to peel this funny looking thing?
(it's for veggie lasagne btw)
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no
(please no-one say yes cos i never do :cool: )0 -
Fab, thanks, the cooking can continue now! I didn't think you had to cos none of the recipes mentioned it, but you never know!
I won't peel if you don't ha ha!0
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