I went to my niece's wedding last weekend...and we had a terrific appetizer that I made as a casserole the other night....so we may be having leftovers
If you like eggplant parmesean...it was similar to that.
I peeled and sliced 2 medium eggplants into 1/2" slices. (rounds not lengthwise). Dipped them in beaten eggs with some milk added then into garlic/herb breadcrumbs. Sauteed them in olive oil and put on paper towels to absorb out the oil.
In a large skillet, I sauteed in olive oil, sliced baby portabellos, slivered vidalia onions, kosher salt, a bit of garlic, coarse ground pepper, and about a tablespoon or so of dried sweet basil. Sauteed until the onions were clear.
I sprayed a 9x11 pyrex with garlic Pam.
I had a large jar of Tomato Basil spaghetti sauce...I like Bertolli the best. I put a thin layer of sauce in the bottom of the dish.
Put a layer of sauteed eggplant on the sauce (I cut some to fill in the gaps). On the eggplant, I put dabs of JK Kraft spreadable cheese...Romano, Asiago, Parmesean with garlic and herbs ( I had it on hand bought at Kroger's in the deli and had forgotten to pick up Boursin which was in the appetizer). Then I layerd the onion/mushroom mix over the eggplant and cheese. Then covered with the rest of the sauteed eggplant. Dabbed on some more of the 3 cheese spread and poured the rest of the sauce over the top. Covered all with shredded mozzarella.
Bake at 350 for 30 minutes...(I did it for 40 and it was a bit too long).
Served with Romaine lettuce and a raspberry vinegrette.
I would also recommend having some Italian bread too, as it's sort of sloppy and would be great on the bread.
Could also serve with some linguine....
It was delicious and could be made the day before or several hours and refrigerate, bring to room temp and bake.