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My first eggplant
This is the first year I planted eggplant; first flower looked promising but then it dropped off and I thought I was doomed..... I now have harvested the first one (very difficult) and have at least two more growing, all on one plant. The second plant is starting to get the hint and is growing.....
It was hard harvesting but, I am looking forward to eating it in the ratatoille (spelling). Used recipe from Mel's cookbook (photos are fantastic)
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It was hard harvesting but, I am looking forward to eating it in the ratatoille (spelling). Used recipe from Mel's cookbook (photos are fantastic)



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readingnut-
Posts : 7
Join date : 2010-06-04
Age : 64
Location : Stonington, CT
Re: My first eggplant
Lucky you. Great looking eggplant.
Mine are still too small here in Maine. I hope its just the more northern location.
Mmmmm, I'll bet it was delicious.
Mine are still too small here in Maine. I hope its just the more northern location.
Mmmmm, I'll bet it was delicious.
quiltbea-
Posts : 4712
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 80
Location : Southwestern Maine Zone 5A
Re: My first eggplant
Nice looking fruit!
we piked our first eggplant the other day. I sliced it lengthwise and 1/4 inch wide, salt it & placed between paper towels for 15 mins. gave it a bit of olive oil spray and grilled the slices. Divine!

Re: My first eggplant
That is a nice looking eggplant readingnut! What variety is it?
I have one that I think is just about ready for harvest. I can't wait!
I have one that I think is just about ready for harvest. I can't wait!
Blackrose-
Posts : 710
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 49
Location : Aurora, Ontario, Zone 5a
Re: My first eggplant
Awesome stuff! Here is a nice ratatouille (hey, you only skipped one letter, so getting A- for spelling) recipe for you (tried and true), and it's from Ratatouille the animated movie, recipe from the chef that actually coached the animators on making the dish, so that it comes out "truthful"
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http://www.grouprecipes.com/15255/remys-ratatouille.html

http://www.grouprecipes.com/15255/remys-ratatouille.html
Re: My first eggplant
It is a "Classic" variety; at least that's what it said on the tag........
I enjoyed the movie! Might even rent it just to watch it again and I don't even have children/young adults.
Hope everyone has a wonderful Sunday now that the humidity has dropped a small bit. Oops, just went outside and it isn't one bit less humid!
I enjoyed the movie! Might even rent it just to watch it again and I don't even have children/young adults.
Hope everyone has a wonderful Sunday now that the humidity has dropped a small bit. Oops, just went outside and it isn't one bit less humid!
readingnut-
Posts : 7
Join date : 2010-06-04
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Location : Stonington, CT
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