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    EGGPLANT PARMESAN


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    Good Things Utah
    EGGPLANT PARMESAN

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    3-4 Varieties of Local Heirloom Eggplants (about 1 lb)
    2 T Kosher Salt
    1 Cup of your Favorite Tomato Sauce
    1 Cup Flour
    1 Cup Panko (japaneese bread crumbs)
    4 Eggs (beaten with a pinch of salt)
    2 cups Pomace oil or olive oil
    Pecorino Cheese or Parmesan To taste (shaved/Grated)

    Slice the eggplant about ¼ inch, some into circles and some on the bias depending on the shape. You want to end up with about the same size.
    Lay them out on a tray or your counter and sprinkle salt over both sides just enough to lightly season
    Let the salt draw out the moisture for at least an hour and then pat dry with a towel
    Once dry apply the standard breading procedure

    STANDARD BREADING PROCEDURE
    Dredge the item in the flour and pat off an excess flour
    Submerge them into the egg and let excess drip off

    Lay them into the panko and keep piling panko on top and around until it is dry and nothing else is sticking
    **At this point you can refrigerate them up to one day***
    Heat the pan and add the olive oil. Let the oil get hot enough to make anything wooden bubble or 350 degrees
    Carefully add the eggplant and fry until golden on each side. About 2 min per side
    Place on a plate with towels.
    **if doing a large batch place the plate into the oven to keep warm***

    TO PLATE
    Heat your sauce and place a spoonful on the plate. Add layers of fried eggplant and sauce
    Top with Shaved cheese
    Top with fresh herbs (parsley and/or basil)

 

 

 


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