Sheet Pan
Penne with Roasted Eggplant, Tomatoes and Ricotta Cheese
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marsiamarsia
September 15, 2017
To AntoniaJames: I think maybe a tiny sprinkle of Cayenne pepper (powder) would work as a stand-in for the Aleppo. Start small, and if it's not hot enough for you, add a bit more until you've found your favorite level of heat. Just beware, because Cayenne can be very hot! ; 0 )
fiveandspice
March 15, 2011
Oh wow. This looks so delicious. This is going on the menu as soon as I get an another eggplant!
Arathi
March 15, 2011
Wow. I literally love every single ingredient in this! I wish I was eating it right now.
healthierkitchen
March 15, 2011
thanks for the nice comment, Arathi! I tend to make this when my husband is away as he doesn't care for eggplant...might be time to send him on a business trip:)
wssmom
March 15, 2011
Immediately heading to market to get some eggplant and some tomatoes to slow roast .... yum!
boulangere
March 15, 2011
I wish I could think of a response more inventive than mmmmmmmmmmmm, but there it is. Looks wonderful!
healthierkitchen
March 14, 2011
Thanks so much AJ! I think if you'd like to try it, just leave out the pepper entirely. There's already plenty of garlic, as well as the basil and subtle thyme flavor in the tomatoes. You could add in a little extra thyme if you like. My daughter likes everything with a little heat, and I designed this with her in mind, so I put in the pepper. I don't think it will suffer without it, though.
AntoniaJames
March 14, 2011
Oh me, oh my. This is just gorgeous. Great recipe, HK!! ;o) P.S. What would you do if you could not Aleppo or any other pepper to this? Thanks.
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