The depth of flavor, from the charred eggplant to the reduced balsamic and crushed tomatoes, paired with fresh herbs and rich olive oil, creates this soft, savory, yet fresh bowl of perfection I honestly can’t get enough of. This Caponata recipe makes A LOT (but I promise, not a drop will go to waste). I suggest preparing your Caponata over the weekend and getting creative over the course of the week, enjoying it as a tapas with crusty, crusty bread, pairing it with your favorite greens and seasonal vegetables on a salad, using it as a sauce for your favorite pasta, or on a collard green wrap with hummus, avocado, and cucumber. The possibilities are truly endless, this Caponata can do no wrong. <br /> <br />Nutritional Information [per serving= ½ cup] <br />120 Calories, 14g Carbohydrates, 7g Fat, 1g Protein, 2.5g Fiber, 10.5g Sugar

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