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Delicious crispy eggplant stack sandwiches!

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

Ciao friend!

Here's a fun summer recipe for crispy eggplant sandwiches (not fried!) that I recently posted and so far feedback from friends and family is scoring me a huge win!

Except for the fact that I don't always salt my eggplant slices and that seems to really irritate some people. What can I say? I can't please everyone all the time. 🤷‍♀️

These crispy and delicious eggplant sandwiches are filled with ricotta (or mozzarella) in between. The entire stack is breaded and then baked until they are just as crispy as if I had fried them. Still got your attention?

You can grab the recipe here where I guide you through the process step-by-step. You can also watch my YouTube video if you prefer.

I hope you enjoy this recipe! It's a great way to use up those eggplant sitting around. And to really spice things up, serve with some pasta on the side - oh so good!!

Don't forget to drop a comment in the recipe post if you try it, especially if you have your own special way for making these!

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This is the exact egg cooker that we have and I love it! I wish they'd make one in the shape of a chicken which would be pretty funny. But these are really convenient without the hassle of boiling them over the stove. If you're into eggs, you might want to check it out!

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Enjoy!

Grazie e ciao!

Liz

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Ciao! I'm Liz and I love sharing my easy Italian recipes with anyone who loves Italian food! I'm an Italian-American food blogger, photographer and recipe developer. Italian food is the only type of Italian cooking I enjoy. It brings me great joy and I know it will for you too! Get inspired and join me in the kitchen!

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