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Ajvar - do I need to take away the eggplant seeds after roasted? Thanks

A Note from Betsy at Recipelink:

You don't need to remove the seeds, but if it seems like there are too many of them or if you would like a smoother mixture you can remove them. Pureeing the mixture in a blender would be another option but I'm not sure if it would make the mixture too thin. Maybe you could experiment with a portion of it.

Happy Cooking!


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