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    EGGPLANT DRESSING
      Yield: 1 Servings

    2 ts Coridander seeds
    4 Whole cayenne peppers
    2 ts Tamarind paste
    3 tb Grated fresh coconut
    (optional)
    1 tb Black mustard seeds
    2 ts Cumin seeds
    Salt to taste
    1 lg Eggplant.

    Skin the eggplant and chop it up into small cubes. Microwave or roast
    the eggplant so it is well cooked. Heat up 2 tsp of vege oil in a
    skillet, and when it starts get hot add the mustard (watch out
    because it will pop a little), cayenne pepper and the dal in that
    order and keep turning the dal until it turns golden. Add the cumin
    seeds. Take this masala and grind it in the blender. Add the ground
    masala, tamarind and salt to the eggplant and puree it.

    I would like to have feedback.

    Posted by "Paul P. Narayanan" pnarayanan@fdic.gov to the Fatfree
    Digest [Volume 15 Issue 10] Feb. 10, 1995. 3 tbsp Udid dal (lentils
    you can get from an Indian grocery store)

    Individual recipes



    Crab and Eggplant Dressing
      Yield: 8 servings

    12 Fresh crabs
    Wesson oil
    1 Onion
    1/2 Bell pepper
    4 Cloves garlic
    1/2 ts Black pepper
    4 Stalks celery, chopped
    Pepperidge Farm Dressing
    Parsley
    Red pepper to taste
    Salt to taste
    1 ts Kitchen Bouquet

    Boil crabs in black pepper seasoned water around 30 minutes. Cool. Pry
    crabs open with a knife. Remove all white meat and a little crab fat.
    Set aside.

    Scrub shells in clean water. Drop in boiling water with a pinch of
    soda for about 20 minutes. Cool shells before adding stuffing.

    Saute chopped onion, green pepper, garlic and celery in Wesson oil for
    about 5 minutes. Add crabmeat and brown. Add a little butter, crab
    fat and water to moisten. Then add red pepper, salt, Kitchen Bouquet
    (this will turn it slightly brown). Cover and simmer 30 minutes (or
    until water is absorbed). Mix with dry dressing and stuff the shells.
    Top with bread crumbs. Bake 20-25 minutes in 350 degree oven. Can be
    frozen but omit crumbs on top. You can also refrigerate over night
    and then bake. Submitted



    BEEF AND EGGPLANT SALAD WITH PESTO DRESSING - Bon Appetit
      Yield: 1 cup

    1 c Mayonnaise 3 md Garlic cloves, pressed
    2/3 c Snipped fresh chives Freshly ground white pepper

    Mix all ingredients in small bowl. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead.
    Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate.)




    BEEF AND EGGPLANT SALAD WITH PESTO DRESSING - Bon Appetit
      Yield: 1 cup

    1 c Mayonnaise 3 md Garlic cloves, pressed
    2/3 c Snipped fresh chives Freshly ground white pepper

    Mix all ingredients in small bowl. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead.
    Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate.)




    Eggplant Dressing
      Yield: 1 servings

    1 lg Potato, grated
    1 lg Onion, chopped
    3/4 Loaf of bread, trim crusts
    2 Eggs
    1 ts Salt
    1/2 c Milk, or more
    6 Stalks celery, chopped
    1 pk Corn bread mix, baked
    1 lb Sausage, bulk
    2 tb Poultry seasoning
    Pepper to taste
    1 cn Chicken or turkey broth

    Crumble breads up, add enough milk to moisten. Add remaining
    ingredients and saute until onion and celery are tender. Place in big
    casserole. Bake at 350 F. for 1 to 2 hrs. Courtesy Telephone Pioneers
    BillSpalding *P CRBR 38 A



    Aunt Verna Mae's Eggplant Dressing
      Yield: 8 Servings

    1 cn Butter-me-not biscuits
    4 lg Apples; chopped
    2 c 7-up; sprite, or ginger ale
    1 c Sugar
    1 Stick butter
    1/2 ts Cinnamon
    1/2 ts Nutmeg

    From: odonoghu@aur.alcatel.com (Denise O'Donoghue)

    Date: 29 Nov 1994 21:59:44 -0500

    Roll biscuits out thin and filled with raw chopped apples (takes about 4
    large apples). Pinch ends of each biscuit around the apples to seal Mix
    remaining ingredients in saucepan. Bring to a boil, pour over apple
    dumplings. Bake at 400 degrees for about 30 minutes, or until brown.

    REC.FOOD.RECIPES ARCHIVES

    /DESSERTS

    From rec.food.cooking archives. Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe Archive,



    Cajun Eggplant Dressing
      Yield: 4 Servings

    2 tb Paprika
    1 tb Cumin
    1 tb Thyme
    1 tb Onion powder
    1 tb Garlic powder
    1 tb Oregano
    1 ts Black pepper
    1 ts Cayenne pepper
    Salt; to taste

    Combine.

    *REF www.sfgate.com "THE ESSENTIAL GRILLING GUIDE: Everything you need to
    know to get you through the barbecue season," by Marlena Spieler, Wed
    5/13/98; San Francisco Chronicle

    Sent by Hanneman

    Notes: makes enough for about 2 pounds of food. See Also "Grilling3:
    Marinades and Rubs"




    Eggplant and Oyster Dressing
      Yield: 1 Servings

    1 md Eggplant
    1 1/2 lb Mushrooms, cut into thick
    sl (1/3-1/2 in.)
    (I used button and crimini;
    Didn't care for the shitaake
    Though)
    2/3 c Homemade soup mix (recipe
    Below) plus 2 c. water OR
    2 cn Lowfat Cream of Mushroom
    Soup
    4 Cloves crushed garlic (or to
    Taste)
    1 tb Paprika (or to taste; I use
    More!)
    1 ts Nutmeg (or to taste)
    Salt and pepper to taste
    1/4 c Each balsamic vinegar &
    White wine for sauteing

    Cut the eggplant into thick slices (can leave skin on, if desired) salted
    the slices, and let them drain for about half an hour or so. Pat them dry
    with a paper towel, then cut into bite-sized chunks. (The salting/draining
    helps keep the eggplant from getting bitter.)

    In a cup, mix equal parts of balsamic vinegar and white wine for sauteing.
    Add crushed garlic to this mixture, and use this to saute eggplant until it
    is nice and soft (15-20 minutes at medium heat). Remove eggplant, and saute
    mushrooms in remaining vinegar/wine mixture until they release their
    juices. Stir in eggplant, then add soup mix and water (or canned soup, if
    using that). Add paprika, nutmeg, salt and pepper to taste, and cook 5-6
    minutes until sauce has thickened and veggies are heated through. Add
    additional water if sauce is too thick, and do not overcook.

    Serve over rice or fetticine noodles. Makes plenty for 4-6 hungry people.
    Recipe can be halved.

    I got this soup recipe off this group, but unfortunately lost the name of
    the author. Its really wonderful! The only comment is that I use less water
    when making cream sauces than is suggested here.




    Eggplant Dressing
      Yield: 1 Servings

    2 ts Coridander seeds
    4 Whole cayenne peppers
    2 ts Tamarind paste
    3 tb Grated fresh coconut
    (optional)
    1 tb Black mustard seeds
    2 ts Cumin seeds
    Salt to taste
    1 lg Eggplant.

    Skin the eggplant and chop it up into small cubes. Microwave or roast the
    eggplant so it is well cooked. Heat up 2 tsp of vege oil in a skillet, and
    when it starts get hot add the mustard (watch out because it will pop a
    little), cayenne pepper and the dal in that order and keep turning the dal
    until it turns golden. Add the cumin seeds. Take this masala and grind it
    in the blender. Add the ground masala, tamarind and salt to the eggplant
    and puree it.

    I would like to have feedback.

    Posted by "Paul P. Narayanan" pnarayanan@fdic.gov to the Fatfree Digest
    [Volume 15 Issue 10] Feb. 10, 1995. 3 tbsp Udid dal (lentils you can get
    from an Indian grocery store)

    Individual recipes



    Nasu Karashi Sumiso-Ae (Eggplant W/ Mustard & Miso Dressing
      Yield: 1 Cake

    1 Cake mix
    1 pk Green jello prepared
    Black frosting
    8 Licorice sticks
    8 Gumdrops

    (once made as a tease for a woman who HATED spiders)

    Take your average cake mix. Bake it up in 2 metal bowls--1 bigger than the
    other. Once unmolded, cut the bigger one (the "body") in half,
    horizontally. CAREFULLY scoop out an adequate cavity in each half. FILL
    with well-whipped set green Jello, and reattach the halves. Frost black,
    arrange on serving platter. Use licorice stix as legs. Use 2 BIG green
    gumdrops and 6 little ones as eyes. When the cake is cut into, it spurts
    green goop, just like a real spider when stepped on.

    Why not add a red hourglass to the back and make it toxic? ;-)

    August 1994, Lars in Denmark



 

 

 

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