Baba ganoush...

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rich p

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Have you made it yet, then?

We had a bit of an aubergine-off in a rival middle-class thread, IIRC. I thought we'd put Crackle straight, but it doesn't seem to have worked. Mort's feta cheese and garlic ones sounded good - not got round to trying them yet.
Not yet - after the Vuelta stage finishes:thumbsup:
And you have the cheek to call me middle-class!!! Zing indeed!
 

Berties

Fast and careful!
prefer aubergene caviar,not a big fan of tahini,dry arid paste ,imo,
http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/aubergine-caviar-3989
add some saffron and chopped tomato ,much better
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Ganymede

Veteran
Bleedin' hell, you're supposed to wring its neck before cooking it
Heh heh. Red in tooth and claw, me.

Actually it was a bit underwhelming, far too eggy. I'm going to test his statement that it tastes better the next day. Frankly darling, cauli cheese next time. If I want an omelette, I'll make an omelette.
 
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Spicy baby aubergine stew, last night - delicioso @Crackle !!!!!

spicy aubergine.jpg
 

threebikesmcginty

Corn Fed Hick...
I made baba-gan the other week, short of lighting the wood burner only way to do the aubergines was to skewer them and hold them over the camping gaz burner. Anyway it was uber yumtus. Looked like vomit but tasted great.
 
Heh. I made hairy biker mousaka the other night with half the recommended amount of flacid tasteless, watery aubergines. Everyone liked it but I'm afraid I've had to retire it from the menu on the grounds it's shoot.
 
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[QUOTE 3540582, member: 259"]I usually put lamb in mine![/QUOTE]
To be brutally frank, the aub stew would have benefited from a bit of well cooked lamb too!
 
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