
You slice it thin (please, slice it thin and uniformly or you'll be cursing like me...) and then soak it in a pot of water. I couldn't figure out how to make it stay submerged, so I rigged up a weight using a small plate and my meat hammer!

You bake it in the oven to crisp it up - I had to do more like 7 minutes per side to get it crispy!

I imagine you could use jarred sauce, but this recipe was really very easy. I used about 3/4 of it in the eggplant and used the other 1/4 of it to put over some angel hair pasta. The sauce was very flavorful!!
When you're done layering and baking - this is the cheesy goodness that you end up with!! Even the baby gave it two (messy) thumbs up! I will be making this one again!!

Here's the recipe - it was already on my website, made and reviewed by my friend Jill! Enjoy!
PS: I made the recipe as written - I thought the amount of basil and oregano was fine for my tastes!!