Braised eggplant with tomato
Introduction:
"It's ugly, but it's delicious. Don't be fooled by the appearance ~ ha ha ~ the mixed rice is better than the next meal ~ my husband and I have eaten up and are going to make this dish tonight. "
Production steps:
Step 1: wash the eggplant. Peel and slice. Round and corner cut. Don't be too thick or too thin or medium
Step 2: put salt into eggplant to kill water. Need to wait a few minutes to see the eggplant slowly out of the water soft some appropriate time after washing, with hands inside the eggplant water pinch out, not too dry and not too wet
Step 3: prepare ginger and garlic slices. Put a little starch and water aside for later use (the amount depends on the dish weight)
Step 4: cut the tomatoes into small pieces and pack them in medium thickness, just like eggplant
Step 5: add oil - heat the ginger and garlic slices. Stir fry the flavor --- put eggplant in and stir fry (eggplant is not easy to be cooked and needs time to fry)
Step 6: stir fry the tomatoes together. If there is little water in it, add a little water and stir fry until cooked
Step 7: add water if there is less water. Eggplant is not easy to ripen and needs to be tasted. When it's almost ripe, put in the old extract. Put the chicken essence salt into the plate
Materials required:
Eggplant: 1 (round)
Tomatoes: 2
Appropriate amount: garlic
Shredded ginger: right amount
Salt: right amount
Old style: moderate
Chicken essence: appropriate amount
Starch: right amount
Note: don't look ugly, it tastes delicious. Eggplant must be cooked to taste good. I'm still doing this tonight. Mixed rice roars.
Production difficulty: ordinary
Process: firing
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: sour and salty
Chinese PinYin : Fan Qie Shao Qie Zi
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