I found this floating around YouTube and had to share it.
With a bit of preparation this recipe could conceivably work.
I have yet to try it but I will . . .
Have no fear.
Stay tuned.
I really like Alton Brown.
Try his One Minute Eggplant.
Good God . . .

• Pam says:

  September 23, 2009 at 6:03 am

  It is true that he cooked it in under a minute but how long did it take to prepare all the ingredients?

  I would say that this dish would take me at least 2 days to get everything that is needed and to chop it all up.
  Then again, I ‘m a slow cooker. HA!HA! I crack myself up!

  You’re a slow cooker, alright . . .
  ~m

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• Burnie says:

  September 23, 2009 at 6:15 am

  I noticed neither one of them tasted it! What does raw eggplant taste like?

  Burnie

  tastes like chicken.
  You had to ask?
  ~m

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• anonymum says:

  September 23, 2009 at 4:33 pm

  A minute? Hmm…I have my doubts that it’s not raw…not sure I’d be game to take a bite…can you imagine half raw eggplant???
  *gag*

  You don’t like Baba Ganoosh so you definitely wouldn’t like this.
  And yes, as thin as this is sliced, it is cooked. I love it.
  One day, Maureen, one day . . . you will try and like. (Why you no lye?)
  ~m

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• Lolly says:

  September 24, 2009 at 7:28 am

  Your title had me too scared to watch it, at first. I figured he was cooking up, uh….something you don’t normally eat. But since you said you would try it, I decided to watch.
  I’ll bet it’s pretty good. I’m like Pam, though, no telling when I’d get around to getting everything acquired and sliced and purged and de-seeded? yeah, right.

  Alton Brown makes beer, for God’s sake! End of story.
  His eggplant?
  I will make this and report back.
  Promise.
  btw- the purple hat? All mine . . . tanks, kiddo. (feels nice on my bald noggin, too!)
  ~m

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