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Do I have to take out the seeds of an eggplant?

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I am making eggplant parm for the first time. I cut circles from a large eggplant and there are lots of seeds inside. Is it okay to leave the little seeds in or do I have to take them out? If so, how do I take them out? There are a lot of them. Thanks!

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The seeds grow nice and soft, taste good, and are very nutritious. Leave them in!
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I Say No
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you can leave the seeds - they're perfectly edible
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Leave them in...they won't hurt you, they turn soft.
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Nope. I treat eggplant bascially the same as I treat zuccinni.
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NO they are fine to eat.
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leave them :) yum...
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leave them in

when cooked there are not so noticeable

make it CHEESY!

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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No not at all!

Most people just leave the seeds in there.

They have no taste and there soft.

No worries!
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