Eggplant caponata is a Sicilian dish used as a pasta sauce or stewed veggie when fresh, transforming into an all-purpose condiment when stored in a jar. While the original recipe stews tomatoes, ...
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
FARGO — We have successfully grown eggplants for many summers in Fargo and never cease to marvel at how this medium-sized, leafy plant can produce such a hearty vegetable. Eggplant is a staple ...
Put an eggplant in front of a cook and inventive results are sure to follow. There is Provencal ratatouille with tomatoes and garlic (it made for a cute movie too). Greek moussaka combines eggplant ...
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Too many summer vegetables are never a problem. When faced with an abundance, it’s helpful to have a few recipes on hand to put the season’s bounty to creative use. One flavorful option is to make a ...
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Zen Chung/Pexels) Eggplant is the dominant vegetable in caponata, cooked until golden and squidgy. Caponata is a Sicilian vegetable stew or compote. It slightly resembles Provencal ratatouille, but ...
White, purple, and pungent, the rutabaga isn’t about to overtake bacon as a menu darling. Yet this root vegetable can be rendered delicious in capable hands. Proof: We challenged three local chefs to ...
Whether it’s enjoyed as an accompaniment to a main dish or on its own over pasta, caponata is a mainstay of Italian cuisine. Here’s Food Network chef Giada De Laurentiis’ spin on this classic meal. In ...
Eggplant Caponata is a Sicilian-style ratatouille with a unique sweet and sour flavor profile, achieved by balancing sugar and vinegar. The key to a creamy texture is frying the eggplant properly, ...