Eggplant and Grilled Onions

Cajun French:  la breme (la brem) – eggplant

écraser (ā-kra-zā) – mash

The eggplant sitting on the counter was begging to be used.  Not wanting to prepare in the usual way of smothering we put our creative caps on and went to work.  Knowing we were going to serve the eggplant with salmon, we decided on a mash.  Salmon has a very mild flavor so we did not want the eggplant to overpower the salmon.  By using garlic and mint with grilled onions the eggplant was not heavily herbed.  The eggplant taste was predominant and blended well with the rosemary salmon.

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Thanksgiving Stuffed Flounder

Cajun French: le plie (lu plee) – flounder

 

Thanksgiving will be our first holiday since we became pescatarians. Not having turkey does not bother us, yet we were trying to decide what to prepare that would make a great presentation. We purchased a 2# flounder from the Anna Marie at the Red Stick Farmers Market and it was a beautiful fish. Stuffing the flounder was fun since as usual it was a building process. Once stuffed, we realized this was the perfect Thanksgiving dish. Now we are hoping that Melissa from the Anna Marie will have another beautiful founder for us to stuff for Thanksgiving.

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