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Pasta with Garden Fresh Roma Tomatoes and Eggplant

Tonight I prepared a delicious organic meal from the garden. A few days ago, I picked the first two Viva Italia tomatoes, along with some fresh Cameo basil and Millionaire eggplant. Sorry the photos of the dish is not better, but I was so hungry and just snapped these with my iPhone. I sauteed freshly chopped garlic in olive oil, then tossed in 1 chopped Roma tomato, freshly torn basil and some eggplant.
A blue and white plate.

Cooked that for a few minutes and tossed it into fresh pasta. Grated cheese, fresh cracked pepper and salt to taste. Delicious and best of all, most of the ingredients came from my vegetable garden.

A white and blue plate.

An eggplant hanging from a vine in a garden.
Millionaire Eggplant - Small, Delicate and Delicious - Loves the Heat!

Tomatoes growing in a raised garden bed.
Viva Italia Tomatoes - Photo from Last Week

Basil growing in a wooden planter.
Italian Cameo Basil

8 thoughts on “Pasta with Garden Fresh Roma Tomatoes and Eggplant”

  1. Great post Jackie! Don’t you *love* it when you pick dinner from your garden?! I’ve been doing that for a few weeks now and it’s such a wonderful feeling. This dish looks fantastic! As soon as my tomatoes and Italian white eggplant are ready, I *will* try this one! Thanks for the tip 🙂

    1. Jacqueline D'Elia

      Thanks Diane. It was delicious and I think I’ll be making it again this weekend. It took about 10 minutes to make. Healthy, organic and packed with antioxidants.

  2. This looks amazing…. I can’t wait to try this recipe and I’m now anxiously waiting for my eggplant to produce!!! Nothing better then growing your own food.

  3. just found your blog through the Houston Chronicle article on container gardening. fascinating, inspiring, and amazing pics too!!! i’ve bookmarked and look forward to more. oh, and recipe looks good too!!

    1. Jacqueline D'Elia

      Thanks Nancy. So glad you like it. I write for Buchanan’s Native Plants, Boxed Dirt on the Chronicle and my blog here.

  4. Annie Haven | Authentic Haven Brand

    Love the recipe and I can’t wait to try it. I’m looking forward to seeing your garden veggies raised on Moo Poo Tea in your upcoming recipes : ) Annie

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