How to prepare the original recipe for Neapolitan aubergine parmigiana at home
Today the original recipe for Neapolitan aubergine parmigiana. Calm, I do not deny the wonderful SICILIAN EGGPLANT PARMESAN whose family recipe has illuminated my life for many years. But the Neapolitan version It's definitely worth a taste. On my YouTube channel you will also find a short RECIPE VIDEO step step.
What are the differences between Neapolitan and Sicilian eggplant parmigiana
Notwithstanding that the parmesan it is one of the recipes that undergoes multiple even familiar variations, the Sicilian and Neapolitan recipes have some obvious differences. On the contrary, if you were Neapolitan and wanted to report me your variants for me it would be a real pleasure.
The first is that for the Neapolitan we use the Oblong eggplant, cut into slices lengthwise. The eggplant, Furthermore, Before cooking, floured. In this way absorb less oil and form a slight crust. Still, Inside the Neapolitan parmigiana you can only put the mozzarella, fior di latte or buffalo mozzarella Dop as in my case. Then tomato gravy, both basil e Parmesan cheese grated. Is, since you have now prepared all the ingredients, why not also try the FAKE SICILIAN TRIPE?
How not to make baked aubergine parmigiana runny
It often happens that you prepare aubergine parmigiana and put a little flan on the plate’ melted and instead you would like to cut a firm and well-layered slice like mine? My suggestion for layered and baked preparations is always the same. Prepare the Neapolitan-style eggplant parmigiana with a day early, so that the flavors blend perfectly and that the slice, once cut perfectly, reveal the gluttony of the layers.
Don't forget to get or prepare homemade bread made from durum wheat semolina and cooked in a wood-fired oven. The meal is challenging but of great satisfaction! Have a good day.






2 comments
Ciao,
a fantastic recipe, Thank you!
A note on the German translation: such a poor translation makes no sense, In my opinion. There are German words, but some don't make sense. Without the Italian version, As a native German speaker, I wouldn't be able to understand the German text.
Best regards,
Andreas
Hi Andreas, You are right. Unfortunately it is a machine translation. He gets along well with English but less so with German. I speak it well, instead, and I try to be helpful when they ask me for clarification. I think it's best to copy the recipe and put it on Chat Gpt, translates it perfectly.
Best regards and happy holidays
Ada