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The Bachelor Chef Files, Recipe I: Eggplant Cheese Stacks

posted January 14, 2007 - 2:07pm
The Bachelor Chef Files, Recipe I: Eggplant Cheese Stacks

Welcome to the first edition of my new recipe series: The Bachelor Chef Files. I'll be presenting inexpensive, fairly easy and delicious recipes to help all you bachelors (and bachelorettes) out there cook for your dates! The quickest way to a person's heart is definitely through their stomach, so with that in mind, I present a sure-fire way to help your dinner date go well.

For this recipe you will need:

1 or 2 large eggplants
about 2 large tomatoes
1 small package of ricota cheese
1 clove garlic
6 slices swiss cheese
a bit of oregano
a splash of extra virgin olive oil

Turn on oven to 400 degrees. Slice eggplant into thin circles and fry in e.v.o. While it is frying, mince garlic and oregano and mix together with ricota cheese, and slice tomatoes into circles. Cover a cookie sheet with tinfoil (for easy cleaning). Place an eggplant circle down on tinfoil, scoop a tablespoon full of ricota cheese mixture onto eggplant. Cover with another eggplant circle, more ricota, another eggplant circle, a tomato slice and a slice of swiss cheese. Continue until all of the eggplant is used up. Place in oven and bake until swiss cheese is thoroughly melted/bubbly.

Serve with risotto or a salad and red wine.



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actually...

that recipe sounds a bit like thai peanut sauce. sweet and spicy! i'll have to try it.

No offense,

Cara, but that combination of three ingredients sounds like the unholy trinity of foods! Peanut butter an cinnamon, OK, they're both kinda sweet, but Tabasco?! Reminds of a time when I was sharing a beach house and was the only one in the house one night, and there was no restaurant nearby. I was starving, so I ate the only thing in the fridge-- hot dog buns and barbecue sauce!

I have done so much

I have done so much inventing in the kitchen since I moved out of my parents' house and became poor. One night I made a dip for my friend out of things that I already had in the apartment so it consisted of: peanut butter cinnamon Tabasco sauce I microwaved them together and it was freakin GOOD STUFF! Serve with baby carrots :-)

yes!

in fact i'm thinking about one of these posts being about ways to jazz up things like frozen raviolis or ramen or whatever. a dinner date on a REALLY tight budget! ^_~

When I saw the word

When I saw the word "bachelor" and recipe together in the opening sentence, it reminded me of my single days. My most frequent meal was ravioli, frozen ravioli. If I ate one, I ate 10,000 of them. I considered myself a gourmet because I knew exactly how much boiling water and which kind of jarred sauce gave it that exquisite flavor night, after night, after night, after night. Flyswatter Xomba Moderator

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