14 days before our little Good Friends Good Food group cooked with green beans. First we planned to use aubergines this week, then we opted for tomatoes. I chose both and prepared a Nigel Slater recipe:
Baked aubergine pasta with tomatoes has no sauce, just the sweet, garlicky juices from the roast vegetables – hence the large quantity of olive oil. When you have drained the pasta, tip it into the roasting tin to soak up the juices. You can crush the tomatoes a little with a fork as they roast, so they ooze their sweet, sharp juice into the oil.
Ingredients
1 large aubergine, Ulrike: 2 small about 540 grams, sliced into thin round about 0,5 cm
Set the oven at 200 °C/gas mark 6. Place the aubergine slices in a single layer in a large roasting tin or on a baking sheet. Scatter garlic over the aubergines. Add cherry tomatoes, whole, to the aubergines and spoon over eight tablespoons of olive oil. Season, then bake for 25-30 minutes.
Put a deep pan of water on to boil. Salt it very generously, then add the pasta and boil until al dente. Drain in a colander.
Transfer the aubergines and tomatoes to the empty saucepan with a draining spoon, leaving the oil behind. Add the drained pasta to the oil and toss it gently to coat the pasta with the flavoured oil. Tip into the aubergines and tomatoes. Toss the torn basil with the aubergines and tomatoes before serving.
Ulrike, this looks delicious, and it is so pretty! I know we would love to make this, so with my eggplant this week, I will use your recipe. Thank you. The only thing I wish is that I wish I was there eating that with you!
Good move, incorporating both aubergine and tomatoes in one recipe! You can’t go wrong with Nigel Slater; this looks yummy. This recipe is so interesting, that the „sauce“ is actually the roasting liquids.
This dish really appeals to me because the vegetables, which would be so flavorful because they are roasted, are the sauce. I love the simplicity and the presentation, so I will definitely be trying this dish soon!
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This looks really delicious! I love any pasta! Mixing the eggplant with the tomatoes is a great idea.
I love this combination n all variations
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Ulrike, this looks delicious, and it is so pretty! I know we would love to make this, so with my eggplant this week, I will use your recipe. Thank you. The only thing I wish is that I wish I was there eating that with you!
You are invited, Kayte
Good move, incorporating both aubergine and tomatoes in one recipe! You can’t go wrong with Nigel Slater; this looks yummy. This recipe is so interesting, that the „sauce“ is actually the roasting liquids.
I am a huge fan of British Chefs ;-).
This dish really appeals to me because the vegetables, which would be so flavorful because they are roasted, are the sauce. I love the simplicity and the presentation, so I will definitely be trying this dish soon!
Thank you Donna, I am a huge fan of Nigel Slater and his „simple“ but delicious recipes
Ulrike, I made this dish today and it was delicious! I love it’s simplicity and unique flavor. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it. I am a huge fan of Nigel Slater. His recipes are so easy an delicious.
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