I couldn't resist another Eggplant Spread. This is a great, simple recipe especially if you're lucky enough to have an herb garden.
The eggplant roast alone is a fantastic recipe. I'm surprised it's the only one I found that cooks eggplant in such a unique-- and aromatic-- way. When I took the eggplant out of the oven, it was hard not to eat it as it was. It was so garlic-y and had this watery, sugary juice that formed under each eggplant slice. But I was patient. I put the slices in the processor (including what juices I could get) and finished the recipe.
I didn't have parsley and I wasn't sure if mint was the best option, so I used just basil (and 40% more than it stated). It's pretty darn great. As you can see from the picture I ate mine with carrot. I also sliced some fresh-picked radish when I ran out of carrots. But one word of warning: "it's very eggplant-y," my boyfriend said. While I like that about the recipe, for some people it's a little too much.
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