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Do aubergines affect diabetes?
no
Did the Romans eat aubergines?
Yes, the Romans did eat aubergines, although they were not widely popular in ancient Roman cuisine. Aubergines, known as "melongena," were introduced to Europe through trade and were cultivated in the Mediterranean region. They were sometimes used in various dishes, but their consumption was not as common as other vegetables. It wasn't until later centuries that aubergines became more prevalent in European cooking.
Another name for aubergines?
That would be eggplant.
What do Americans call Aubergines?
french fries
What traditional Greek dish uses aubergines?
moussaka
What member eggplant belong?
The eggplant is a bush. We eat the aubergines that grow on it. Aubergines are vegetables.
Where does aubergines come from?
Aubergines, also known as eggplants, are believed to have originated in India and Southeast Asia, where they have been cultivated for thousands of years. They spread to the Mediterranean region and then to Europe and the Americas through trade and exploration. Today, aubergines are grown in many parts of the world, thriving in warm climates.
What do aubergines smell like?
they smell like cut grass
Which greek dish consists of lamb and aubergines?
mollousk Moussaka
Can you eat aubergine?
Yes, aubergines are perfectly edible vegetables.
Aubergines a l'Egyptienne is made by stuffing onions into what vegetable which is then served with tomatoes?
Eggplant
How long do you roast aubergines for?
If you are making Imam Bayaldi, +/- 30 minutes depending on their size.
