Yes, you can prepare eggplant parmesan a day in advance. Assemble the dish by layering fried or baked eggplant, marinara sauce, and cheese, then cover it tightly and refrigerate overnight. The next day, simply bake it in the oven until heated through and the cheese is bubbly and golden. This method can enhance the flavors, making it a delicious make-ahead option!
IMHO, no. The water content of eggplant is high, so salting them helps to remove some of the moisture. But, in my experience, it makes no difference. The problem with the salting technique is that it increases the sodium content, and that can be a health issue. I prefer to microwave eggplant slices first for a few minutes, then lightly saut
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yes we can bread chicken cutlets and cook the next day if we keep them in a tuperware box and keep it in the fridge at room temperature. if you dont keep them in the fridge they will spoil. khushi sirwani class VII E MERIDIAN SCHOOL HYD
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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.