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Purée d’Aubergine

Aubergine Purée

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      Easy

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French Country Kitchen

By Geraldene Holt

Published 1987

  • About

If there is one unifying vegetable of the countries bordering the Mediterranean it is surely the bulging purple-skinned aubergine. It is an amazingly accommodating creature, happily fried, baked, stuffed or pureed. In a tiny restaurant in the Var I discovered this aubergine purée flavoured with mint – a herb which is not widely used in French cooking but is, of course, characteristic of the cuisines further east in the Mediterranean.

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