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12 Reviews of Low-Fat, Good Fat Eggplant (Aubergine) Casserole

From: AliciaMeck

On Jun 23, 2004

This dish was soooo yummy and easy to make! Since I used canned tomatoes, mushrooms, and frozen chopped onions, I literally just threw everything into a casserole dish! Very healthy, too!

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  • From: JawjaCook

    On Apr 26, 2006

    This recipe inspired me to try a version on the grill. I took one of those grill foil bags, dumped in the ingredients, sealed it and let it cook for 30 minutes(turning once or twice). Delish that night and made a nice, cold side-dish the next day.

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    From: TheDancingCook

    On Mar 19, 2005

    Yum! Instead of the fresh tomatoes/juice, I used a 14 oz can of diced petite tomatoes, with juice (the juice out of the can was equivalent to 1/2 cup anyway, when drained). I used 1 tsp seasoning salt and the diced onion. After the 1 hour of baking, I topped with some grated parmesan and some shredded 6 cheese Italian blend and baked a few more minutes until melted. Makes a great veggie side dish or a main dish for the vegetarian or for the low carb dieter.

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    From: ladypit

    On Feb 9, 2005

    Nice side dish. I ate it reheated over pearl barley and it was a nice basic lunch. Next time I'll peel the eggplant,though. I didn't like the texture or taste of the skin.

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  • From: Zaid'sMommy

    On Jun 9, 2005

    Yummy! I used this as a South Beach diet food. My husband and friends loved it. I salt the eggplant and let it sit in the colander to get the bitter taste out then rinse before I cook it.

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  • From: Veg Head

    On Nov 19, 2006

    I'm surprised that others have rated this recipe so high. I thought it was barely okay, and will not make it again.

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  • From: timeforsomethinggoodtoeat

    On Oct 3, 2007

    I used pepper & basil instead of the salt & seasoning listed; I also had to substitute plain tomato juice with V8. Mixed it with a little brown basmati rice. And well, it was just fantastic! Incredibly moist, and the flavor is kind of sweet-ish. Simple but sensational.

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  • From: SlimGourmet

    On Jun 4, 2008

    While definitely low-fat, and plenty healthy, this dish is lacking in flavor, and I ADDED 2 cloves of garlic! One hour at 350 is definitely not long enough for cook time either... even with a 3 minute pre-cook of the eggplant in the microwave before hand, the vegetables were ALL too crunchy at the end. Next time I'll try a lower temp for a longer time.

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  • From: angel minnick

    On Jun 10, 2004

    i thought this recipe was really great....my four year old really hates his veggies but this he fell for.

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  • From: Dana Gianassi

    On Jun 21, 2004

    This recipe was wonderful.

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