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Humus And Fried Eggplant

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Eggs, Meats Jewish 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2 c Chickpeas
2 lb Eggplant
2 Onions, large chopped
Oil
Salt
Black Pepper
1 T Chicken Soup mix

INSTRUCTIONS

source : "SIDE DISHES" by Benny Saida  Soak the Chickpeas overnight
Peel the Eggplant and slice it. Sprinkle  Salt over it and put aside
for several hours. Drain the Chickpeas.  Drain the liquids from the
Eggplant and fry in a pan till golden. fry  the onions till golden. Mix
the Chickpeas, Onions, Salt, Pepper and  Soup mix. Put in a pot half of
the Chickpeas over it half of the  Eggplant over it the rest of the
Chickpeas over it the rest of the  Eggplant. Add Salt and Pepper to
taste. Cover the Chickpeas with  water and cook over small flame till
the Chickpeas tern brown and  soft and the liquids evaporate
completely. Serve with parsley.  TIP - if  cooked in a regular pot add
a little hot water from time to  time while cooking.  Posted to
JEWISH-FOOD digest V96 #81  Date: Wed, 20 Nov 1996 23:24:03 +0200
From: Eyal Edelman via Shmulik Fishman <fms@actcom.co.il>

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