It's probably less about the eggplant taking on the color of it's sauce or cooking liquid (although it can, to a degree) and more an issue of oxidation. Eggplant, much like apples and potatoes will start to turn a brownish, rusty color when exposed to oxygen in the air. The way that I combat this in my kitchen is to rinse the eggplant with water and a little bit of lemon juice (vinegar and other acids work as well), I stress "little bit" because eggplant is very good at absorbing the flavors of other things. This trick also works on apples and potatoes.
no a bake bean is a bean that has been baked and put in tomato sauce. :)
Roasted eggplant never tastes bad, especially when you serve it with a lot of tomato sauce. Go to finecooking.com and look for "oven roasted eggplant" for recipes. Use plenty of salt.
Mousakka doesn't come from greece. it is not a Greek food, its name is arabic I think but it is a turkish dish which is cooked in Turkey,the middle east, in most of the balkan countries including Greece, mainly in the regions which were ruled by Turks for centuries.
Eggplant is extremely healthy and is also very tasty. A great recipe is to make eggplant lasagna. You basically replace the pasta with eggplant. You will need eggs, water, crisco oil tomato sauce salt and cajun. Make it just like you would a lasagna.
yes it can
Baked beans contain a dry bean with a tomate sauce.
Baked bread with tomato sauce. :)
Eggplant begins to oxidize just like peeled apple will. You can cut it and store it in ice water with lemon juice till ready to use. If making an eggplant parmigiana and your dredge & fry the EP's then they are okay to rest covered and or chilled for a day or two before you layer with sauce & cheese. Or you can layer it with sauce & cheese & freeze prior to cooking.
Barbaque sauce is red
yellow buddies baked in bread served with a spicy sauce
Baked beans contain a dry bean with a tomate sauce.
Either in leaves on top or side for decoration. Or grinded up on top or in the sauce.