Eggplant Parm Stacks

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  • on February 26, 2013

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    I MAKE THIS ALL THE TIME AND ITS SOOO GOOD,ITS GOES WELL W/A CEASER SALAD,IT HAS A NICE CRUNCH.ITS NOT SOGGGY.I ADD SOME FENNEL SEEDS TOO MY TOMATOES WHILE THE ONIONS ARE COOKING,I ALSO JUST FOIL MY TOMATOES AND PLACE ON A WIRE RACK ON THE STOVE,THNKS RACHEL THIS IS DINNER TONIGHT.

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  • on February 16, 2013

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    I made this recipe tonight. The recipe was very difficult to follow, convoluted language and directions would make this recipe impossible for a beginner or even moderate cook to pull off. Even someone advanced will scratch their head. When it was finally finished the taste was fair to good. It could have been fantastic with significant changes in the writing of this recipe and putting more alternatives into the recipe. I don't recommend trying this.

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  • on August 07, 2012

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    I made all of these recipes & in one day. Everything was either excellent or very good. The parm stacks were the favorite. RR must be more efficient in the kitchen than I am because it was an exhausting day. I guess I'll be doing it again because I'm saving parm rinds!

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  • on August 22, 2011

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    The parm stacks are cute and have good flavor and texture. They're a difficult to eat and are messy to prepare.

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  • on May 24, 2011

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    Great recipe! Very delicious and flavorful. The Swiss chard was not my favorite, though. Next time that I make the dish, I will use spinach--my family's favorite. And for the sauce, I used crushed tomatoes because I like the texture and flavor better than roasted tomatoes. Great dish overall! :

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  • on May 09, 2011

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    I thought this was delicious. I used spinach instead of chard and just used roasted tomato slices instead of making the sauce. Like others said, it is kind of time consuming and messy, but it was worth it. It was the kind of thing I'd usually eat at a restaurant.

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  • on March 31, 2011

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    I thought this was wonderful! It is very time-consuming to make & I made a huge mess in the kitchen, but it was fun to cook & it really came out delicious. The panko crumbs made it crunchy & I ate it like I was eating a sandwich. My friends & I all loved it & gobbled it up. Give yourself plenty of time if you're going to make it. This is not something you can just "whip" up, but if you're in the mood to cook & you love eggplant, I think you will enjoy cooking & eating this. YUMMY!

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  • on March 22, 2011

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    My family and I found these quite delicious. I omitted the nutmeg - none of us like it, so why ruin a perfectly good dish? The red chard I used tasted fine just wilting it with the garlic. Because not all eggplants are available this year due to unseasonal frosts in growing areas I had to use Sicilian eggplant. It's better than regular eggplant for this recipe anyway because you can get more uniformly sized slices from this round eggplant.

    This recipe requires more than basic cooking skills. You have to be very organized, good at frying, and daring enough to change a couple of ingredients if it will help. It is absolutely essential to salt your eggplant slices and let them drain. This removes all the bitterness eggplant can carry. I found this recipe fun to make and delicious. They come out of the oven looking like big crunchy vegetable sandwiches. We'll make this again.

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  • on March 13, 2011

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    I spent all Sunday afternoon preparing some of these meals. The eggplant parm stacks were terrible, time consuming and EXPENSIVE. I purchased baby eggplant, which was all they had, at $3.99 a pound. I followed the recipe exactly. We couldn't even eat it. I threw it all in the garbage. I just hope the minestrone soup will be better tomorrow night.

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