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This is a wonderful classic Sicilian dish. I shared this recipe a while ago and as I mentioned briefly in the post it’s a favourite in our family. It is always served on special occasions and festivities. For those who enjoy vegetarian food and eggplant dishes you cannot go past this dish. I had visitors from Hong Kong last year and prepared an Italian dinner for them and Eggplant Parmigiana was on the menu. They were surprised, delighted and enjoyed every bit of it. The tray was empty very quickly. It was a pleasure watching them enjoy this dish.

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Join me on a journey of cooking, sharing recipes, exploring the different varieties and styles of food from around the world. Using fresh ingredients to create healthy, delicious and flavoursome dishes. I would like to share my love of food with you”. I am a Commercial Cook by profession and have been cooking for many years.

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    1. Hello Irene, Welcome back… I hope all is well with you. Marjoram is a herb. I grow it in my garden. Used in Italian cooking and cooking in general. Google the herb and you will get lots of information regarding its benefits. The herb stems from the Oregano family if my memory serves me correctly. 🙂

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