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Baked Eggplant & Zucchini in Tomato

  • gpapadop31
  • Apr 6, 2024
  • 2 min read

Classic flavors, veggies stewed in tomato sauce. A go to when eggplant and zucchini come into season. Sort of a ratatouille, but not as involved. Goes great with bread, or grains like farro, couscous and freekeh.


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There are many ways to place the vegetables, and if the veggies are different sized, it will be difficult to make a cool looking spiral. Slicing them thinner makes it easier to mold into a circular shape. You can also layer them on top of each other. You can also choose to add less tomato than what's pictured.


Ingredients (for an 8 inch round pan)

1 medium sized eggplant - sliced into thin half moon shapes -

1 medium zucchini / yellow squash or 1/4 of each - sliced into thin half moon shapes

Salt, Black Pepper


Tomato Sauce

14oz crushed tomatoes

1 garlic clove - minced or crushed

1/2 medium sweet onion - julienned

1/2 red bell pepper or sweet peppers - julienned

3 Tbsp olive oil

a few pinches of parsley - chopped

a few pinches of mint - chopped

Salt, Black Pepper


Other

Labneh, Yogurt (optional)


Steps


Tomato Sauce

  • start by adding the onions and peppers to a skillet or saucepan in olive oil at medium low heat.. Add salt.

  • After 5 mins add garlic, and after 5 more mins, add tomato sauce and continue stirring at low heat until the onions/peppers are stewed.

  • When the sauce has cooled, add chopped mint and parsley


Veggies

  • Slice the veggies and keep them oiled and seasoned (black pepper and salt).

  • Oil the bottom of the a round pan, place the the vegetables in the pan, in whatever shape is possible. Try to alternate between zucchini/squash and eggplant

  • Cover the vegetables with the tomato sauce

  • Cover the pan with parchment paper or foil.

  • Set in the oven at 400 (convection) in the middle rack for 40 minutes.

  • Remove the covering, and cook for another 10 minutes

  • Top with olive oil, and more parsley and mint






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