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	<title>Comments on: Turkish Baked Eggplant with Chile, Feta, and Mint</title>
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		<description>[Liz Tarpy] I used this as a side dish for lamb sausages, and it was delicious. The eggplants were soft and a little spicy, creamy from the yogurt, and a bit sharp from the cheese. Browned onions are always a good flavor, and the freshness of mint brightened it up. I used a good quality olive oil to drizzle at the end for that fruity finish only a good oil can give. I&#039;d think of it more as a side dish or appetizer rather than a subsitute for a main course.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[Liz Tarpy] I used this as a side dish for lamb sausages, and it was delicious. The eggplants were soft and a little spicy, creamy from the yogurt, and a bit sharp from the cheese. Browned onions are always a good flavor, and the freshness of mint brightened it up. I used a good quality olive oil to drizzle at the end for that fruity finish only a good oil can give. I&#8217;d think of it more as a side dish or appetizer rather than a subsitute for a main course.</p>
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