Cheers. I'll save that.
I've just been cooking the bugger in a pasta bake with shrooms, onions, toms, and a white sauce. Crushed garlic and a sprinkling of sage thrown in for good measure. But the aubergine for me is still the spongiest of veg, making it the out of work uncle of the naturally-grown world, scavving off the hard graft off of other more honest vegetables like the courgette.
Wife bought some Pak Choi in Tesco as it is different to the usual veg available at this time of the year but after reading that it is usually used in salads or stir frys may have made a balls up. Apparently you can steam if for a couple of minutes but not a lot of taste to it according to the internet.
I've never used that recipe tbh, but its basically what I cook. I got the recipe from the cook at Al Forno, he called it Melanzane alla Parmigiana. I had it on Sunday, its my favourite as well.
That gherkin thing in burgers. Whoever thought that was a good idea? Tho it probably is, compared to the abomination of an 'Aussie Burger'. Which is a decent enough burger ruined with... BEETROOT FFS
Celeriac. It seemed to be in our organic veg box every single week, so we cancelled them.
Bizarrely, and coincidentally, I bought one from the supermarket when I did the shop this week. I confidently predict I'll be throwing it away in a week or so.
Aubergine: Carefully peel it and then chop the middle bits into small cubes and put in lightly salted cold water. Strain into a saucepan..............................................................
.......then use the water to boil something else in, and throw the fukcing bits of aubergine away.