A Small Trick to Make The Roasted Eggplant Absorb Less Oil
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Wash the ginger, green onion, and garlic separately and chop them into pieces for later use.
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The eggplant is cleaned and cut into even long pieces, and soaked in clear water with a little salt for half an hour. This is the first key point, so that the eggplant is full of water.
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After the soaked eggplant is dried, put it in a pot and steam until it is 80% cooked, that is, the eggplant becomes soft and turn off the heat. This is the second key point, the eggplant becomes soft and will not absorb oil easily.
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Put an appropriate amount of cooking oil in the wok to heat up, stir fry the green onion, ginger, and garlic in the pan, chop the peppers and Laoganma to stir-fry the red oil.
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The steamed eggplant is stir-fried in the pan, and the little oil is left on the surface of the eggplant, and the oil is shiny.
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Then pour in the pre-adjusted bowl of juice and stir fry to taste, add a small amount of water starch to collect the juice, sprinkle with chopped green onion, and serve.
Tips:
1. The purple skin of eggplant is rich in vitamin E and vitamin P, so don't remove the skin.
2. In the bowl of juice, mix the oyster sauce, light soy sauce, vinegar, and sugar in the bowl in advance, which is convenient for use.
3. Steaming eggplant will produce water. Remember to remove the eggplant from the pot and do not add water.