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Michael Angelo’s Eggplant & Chicken Bolognese Sauce

April 12, 2007 | Reviewer: Nicole

Michael Angelo's Eggplant and Chicken Bolognese Sauce

SRP: $3.69
Serving: 1 meal, 12 oz.
Calories: 240
Fat: 17%, 11g
Cholesterol: 18%, 55mg
Sodium: 28%, 670mg
Protein: 17g
Carbohydrates: 6%, 19g
Fiber: 6%, 2g

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Michael Angelo says: This unique and delicious recipe features fresh from the field eggplant sliced and baked to perfection. We layer it with whole-milk ricotta and trational Italian Bolognese sauce made from fresh, white meat chicken breast sauteed with carrots and celery, vine-ripened tomatoes, white wine and fresh cream. We top it with Bechamel (an Italian white sauce), mozzarella and imported Pecorino Romano.

Nicole says: Michael Angelo’s is not miserly with the cheese, both in the topping and the ricotta layer. The think casserole contains large eggplant peices, which taste pretty good but they are a tiny bit rubbery and tough to cut, so you end up with a mouthful of unadulterated eggplant, which is a shame when there’s all that cheese to go with. The chicken bolognese sauce is definitely tasty, but the meat bits are very tiny and the tomato content is a pittance. Okay, Mike, I guess it’s okay to hold the tomatoes since you give me cheese. This is a nice, quick and easy meal, but nothing to rave about.

According to the nutritional information, Michael Angelo’s Eggplant and Chicken is pretty freaking healthy, a plus considering all that cheese and the heartiness. Go for this meal if you’re craving eggplant. I like eggplant, but it doesn’t send chills through my body. Otherwise, this is something dependable to have around, but mediocre when compared to actual Italian cooking.

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2 Responses to “Michael Angelo’s Eggplant & Chicken Bolognese Sauce”

  1. honi on April 12th, 2007

    I think this is 2 servings not one.. I think 6 oz. is the actual serving size ..

  2. Abi Jones on August 1st, 2007

    You’re probably right. I’ll have to find someone who has IE6 so I can check out the MA site.

    Though, at <500 calories, it isn’t bad.

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