Reviewed: Apr. 25, 2001

This is a great recipe. I read the other reviews and knew ahead of time to add more bread crumbs. Also, I made fresh bread crumbs from seasoned bread. They taste better than meatballs!

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ALLRECIPES.COM

Reviewed: Jun. 18, 2001

This is yummy! I, too, added more bread crumbs and made patties and fried them. Put 'em on onion buns with some cheddar, mayo, dijon, red onion and tomato. Great vegetarian sub for a burger.

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MCNERK

Reviewed: Oct. 14, 2001

This was absolutely delicious! Delicious taste, i could have eaten just them for dinner.

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CEARBEAR79

Reviewed: Dec. 13, 2001

This recipe makes for a quick and delicious meal for vegetarians and carnivores alike. I am most impressed and will be making them again and again.

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MRS GIRDLER

Reviewed: Jan. 13, 2002

This was a good recipe. It tasted great with spaghetti sauce! I am definitely going to use this recipe in the future. (I added more bread crumbs and more parmesan cheese that detailed. And I fried the "meatballs" until this were golden brown on the outside.) Great recipe- tasty results.

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NNENNIA

Reviewed: Feb. 18, 2002

very good and easy. everyone liked them. will make the a must for my veggie friends

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WARRICK

Reviewed: Feb. 24, 2002

Couldnt get this recipe into balls, but baked it as a pie thing. It was fantastic.

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HELENANDMARIA

Reviewed: Mar. 3, 2002

The eggplant smells funky when steaming, but after adding the breadcrumbs and baking, it was very good! These were great as leftovers all by themselves too. Thanks for the recipe.

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LYNNE119

Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2002

I took all the advice and this is what I did. I used 1.3 cups of crushed crackers instead of bread crumbs. I could'nt decide between baking and frying so I did both. I baked at 350 for 15 minutes then I flattened and fried (used just a tad of olive oil, but probably could have done as well without) on each side until golden brown, put them back on the cookie sheet and put a teaspoon of riccotta cheese on each and put back in the oven for about 10 minutes. They were really good. My 5 year old daughter just loved them. The only reason I bought an eggplant is because she liked the way it looked. I have never made an eggplant dish. I guess it must be beginners luck. And one other thing; I used romano cheese instead of parmesan. I think I better get another eggplant. Oh, they could use a little salt.

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EZEL67

Reviewed: Mar. 27, 2002

The proof is in the kids! I made these with spaghetti and use them as the "meat" balls. The kids never even realized they weren't eating the real thing. (my son noticed the skin, but i just told him it was spices1) I might try peeling them first next time to prevent that. I tried one right out of the oven and got the impression they would be great with ranch dressing as an appetizer. I put them in the sauce this time. I'm so glad I decided to try this. I did increas the bread crumbs to 1 cup and I used italian bread crumbs. Excellent! I'll recommend them to everyone who's afraid of eggplant!!! :)

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