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Published 2000
Almodrote, which appears in every Sephardic cookbook, dates back to early Spain. The word is of Arab origin, and in medieval Catalonia, almodroc referred to a dish with garlic, eggs, and cheese. Somewhere along the way the garlic disappeared, but the cheese and eggs remained. I found that the variables for this recipe have to do with the proportion of eggplant, cheese, and egg. Some recipes include bread as a thickener, while others contain no bread at all. If you want