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Hmmm, we are not eggplant people, hon. My mother tells horror tales of her grandmother slicing up eggplant, frying it and putting it between two slices of bread for sandwiches and calling it lunch. “She ruined it forever, for me,” Mama says. My uncle won’t eat it either.
The only time I’ve happily eaten eggplant was in a Greek restaurant in London back in 1978 when I was 14. It was in the moussaka. I found a couple of versions of moussaka that look to be about right. The first features lamb, the second beef.
http://www.greek-recipe.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article65
http://www.greek-recipe.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article167
I found a recipe in someone’s blog for baba ganoush too. Just scroll down and you’ll find it. Although, the text is pretty interesting so you might want to read it as well.
http://justbraise.blogspot.com/2005/11/from-lebanon-with-baba-ganoush.html
Thanks Virginia Lee. I didn’t have all the ingredients for the Greek dish and I remembered a recipe in an old church cookbook I have.
It involved boiling the eggplants and mixing them with shredded cheddar and then mashing them. Combine that with bread crumbs and cream of mushroom soup and bake. It was good.