Involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups)
Involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups)

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Eggplant Rollups Involtini di Melanzane Eggplant seems to be one of those vegetables that folks either like or dislike. I have friends and family members who tell me that they find the texture of eggplant very unpleasant, but it is a vegetable I have always enjoyed using in my kitchen. Involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups) Andrea Marchello London, UK. A recipe my mum used to cook for me as a child back home in Sicily.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups) using 13 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups):
  1. Get Breadcrumbs
  2. Get Tomato paste
  3. Get Olive oil
  4. Make ready Pine nuts
  5. Get Raisins
  6. Make ready Grated Parmesan cheese
  7. Get Grated Pecorino cheese
  8. Get Provola
  9. Make ready Aubergines
  10. Prepare Tomato sauce
  11. Take Salt
  12. Make ready Sugar
  13. Make ready Pepper

There are hundreds of ways to prepare eggplants. They are elegant, versatile and one of the best-known vegetables in the Mediterranean cuisine. Involtinis can be served as a first course at room temperature or warm as a main. Sicilian Spaghetti Stuffed Eggplant Rollups Involtini di Melanzane We just returned from ten fabulous days in France, spending half our stay in Provence, and the other half in the French Alps so my husband and his friends could climb mountains on their bikes.

Steps to make Involtini di melanzane (aubergine roll-ups):
  1. Cut the aubergines lengthwise - Cover them with a little olive oil using a brush - Cook them either in an air fryer or on a frying pan until soft - In the meantime, boil a kettle
  2. Add a drizzle of olive oil to a pan over a medium heat - When hot add the pine nuts and raisin for 3-4 minutes - Add the tomato paste and some boiled water - After 2-3 minutes add the breadcrumbs and grated parmesan + pecorino cheese - Give everything a good mix up - This is your filling
  3. In the meantime, cook the tomato sauce in a pot with some salt, sugar and a drop of olive oil for 5 minutes
  4. Put a piece of the other cheese on top of a slice of aubergine - Add some filling on top - Roll it up and fix it with a toothpick - Repeat for all the aubergines
  5. Place on a baking tray with some baking paper and a drizzle of olive oil - Add a spoonful of tomato sauce on top of every aubergine roll up - Cook in the oven for 15 minutes (200 degrees)

Involtinis can be served as a first course at room temperature or warm as a main. Sicilian Spaghetti Stuffed Eggplant Rollups Involtini di Melanzane We just returned from ten fabulous days in France, spending half our stay in Provence, and the other half in the French Alps so my husband and his friends could climb mountains on their bikes. INVOLTINI DI MELANZANE RIPIENI DI PASTA. Eggplant rolls filled with pasta, mozzarella and tomato sauce. In Calabria, caciocavallo cheese or provola is typically used in place of mozzarella, for their stronger flavor.

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