Happy Monday! We’re back after a good weekend… and we hope you had a great one as well! Over the weekend, The Baron and I hosted a Spanish Tapas Cooking Party and it was definitely a deliciously fun time. All this week we’ll be sharing the recipes we’ve made in the class, which is perfect for the summer season. One of the first tapas we prepared were these Berenjenas Braseadas. Eggplant is cooked until softened before stuffing with garlic and herb goat cheese, minced tomatoes and fresh basil then rolled…
recipe adapted from Emilio’s
Yum I needed this recipe last summer when my egg plants were a plenty in the garden. Thanks for sharing now I have one to try.
I would want to have sampled everything.
I cannot believe that's eggplant wrap! Wow! I LOVE eggplant and think a wrap like this is quite difficult but great job! I'm bookmarking your blog! I love all the recipes!
I had never heard of Berenjenas braseadas before. I don't even know if I can pronounce them. But they look amazing!
YUM. I love that they can be served room temp, or cold. Makes this a good one for potlucks, or parties when you have a lot of hands-on last-minute preps to do.
Wish I was in Chicago, I'd just camp at your house waiting for the next event!
These look delicious!
What a great recipe using eggplant. I love it but my family isn't too keen. Maybe if I tried this twist they would begin to like it. Thanks for sharing.
My husband would LOVE this!
Wow these look delicious! Thank you so much for the fab post! Will def be cooking up some of these in the near future! xo xo
Those sound really good! Thanks for sharing!
Those look so good! I love eggplant, but never really knew how to make it other than just as parm.
Those look amazing and delicious! I've never had any kind of tapas before.
Sounds like such a fun event! Glad you had a great turnout. These look easy to make and sound delicious!
I'm not a fan of eggplant but these look good I'd try them 🙂
Yummy, this looks delicious!! Wish I could grab one off the screen and eat. 😉
Oh my foooood! looks delish! Thanks for sharing!
It sounds like a really great "party"!