Eggplant Braised in Sauce

Eggplant Braised in Sauce

by Moon Swallow

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

4

When it comes to rice, no one can compare with the rich color and attractive flavor of coriander. All kinds of seasonal vegetables, meat and eggs are wrapped in salty and thick sauces. You can experience the exquisiteness of them at the first entrance. The collision of the ingredients and the sauce makes the aftertaste long. The eggplant is braised in sauce, and the eggplant is fried and then fried. The taste is more fragrant and it is easier to attract the taste of the soup. This dish is red in color, slightly salty, spicy and sweet. It is definitely the standard for rice.

Ingredients

Eggplant Braised in Sauce

1. Prepare the ingredients.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

2. Clean and peel the eggplant, cut into sections for later use.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

3. Cut green and red pepper into sections, mince garlic and set aside.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

4. Pour an appropriate amount of edible oil into the pot and heat it for 50%, then pour the eggplant.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

5. When the fire was deep, the eggplants were constantly being turned over.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

6. Fry the eggplant until golden and remove the oil to control it.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

7. Leave a little base oil in the pot, stir-fry the minced meat until it is fragrant and serve.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

8. Then add minced garlic and stir fry to get a fragrance.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

9. Add the sweet noodle sauce and continue to stir-fry evenly.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

10. Add the broth to a boil.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

11. Put the fried eggplant, fried minced meat, green and red pepper into the pot, stir and fry evenly until the soup is almost dry, turn off the heat.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

12. Put it out of the pot and serve it on the plate.

Eggplant Braised in Sauce recipe

Tips:

1. Eggplant is easy to absorb oil. You can add a little salt to marinate the water before frying, and then wipe off the water after rinsing, which will reduce the oil absorption.
2. When the eggplant is fried, the heat will be high enough to force out the excess fat absorbed by the eggplant.
3. The saltiness of each sweet noodle sauce is different. You can taste it after adding the broth to the boil. If it is salty, add a little broth to the boil before proceeding to the next step.
4. There will be a little oil left in the pan after frying the minced meat, so there is no need to add oil when frying the minced garlic.
5. If the final soup is too much and it is not easy to dry, you can add a little water and starch to make it thin.

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