Grated parmesan cheese (you do not have to grate it fresh, Kraft or other boxed is ok.)
1
tb
Chopped (dried) basil
1/2
tb
Chopped (dried) oregano
1
pn
Garlic powder
1/2
c
Fine bread crumbs (seasoned) (I use "Contadina" , but have also used regular seasoned croutons and crushed them into crumbs) If you
Make your own bread crumbs, add a little sage and maybe some basil. Don't be afraid to experiment here.
INSTRUCTIONS
Preparation:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Have an approx 12" square covered glass
casserole pan ready.
Wash and slice the eggplant into 3/4" to 1 inch slices. Do not peel! Set
eggplant slices aside.
Wash and slice the tomato (peel if desired - I do not peel them) and remove
seeds. set tomato slices aside. You should have at least as many tomato
slices as you have eggplant slices.
In a medium saucepan start 2 cups of water to boil
While water is warming toward boil, chop the onlon, (do not mince) leaving
some larger pieces. Place the butter(margarine) and olive oil in a medium
saucepan, and start the onions to sautee. Sautee until clear but NOT brown.
Once the water is boiling, place the eggplant slices into it and boil for 3
~ 4 minutes. Drain the eggplant after 5 minutes.
Take 1/4 of the sautee'd onions and spread oin the bottom of the casserole
pan.
Using tongs, carefully place the eggplant slices 1 layer thick in the
bottom of the casserole pan. It should cover the whole bottom.
spread evenly 1/2 of the remaining sauteed onion over the eggplant
sprinkle 1/2 of the basil over the eggplant evenly. sprinkle 1/2 of the
oreganol over the eggplant evenly.
Mix the remaining basil and oregano with the bread crumbs , garlic powder
and parmesan cheese.
sprinkle 1/4 of the bread crumb/spice mixture over the eggplant.
Place one tomato slice over each clice of eggplant.
spread evenly the remaining sauteed onion over the tomato layer.
Sprinkle the rest of the bread crumb/spice mixture evenly over the top of
the casserole.
Cover, bake for 15 minutes, Remove cover, bake for additional 5 minutes.
Serves about 5.
Posted to Recipe Archive - 15 Sep 96
submitted by: pka00085@alpha.wvup.wvnet.edu
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