Eggplant with Minced Meat
1.
The eggplant does not need to be peeled. After washing, cut the eggplant into long strips of even size.
2.
Put the sliced eggplant strips into the steamer of the rice cooker, and steam for five minutes after the water is boiled. At this time, the eggplant is slightly soft, but not very bad. This state is the best.
3.
The eggplants are already eight mature, so they fry very quickly, so we have to do all the preparations first.
Chop the green onion, ginger, and garlic into minced pieces, and cut the red and green peppers into circles for later use.
4.
Let's adjust the juice again: pour light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, sugar, salt, starch, and vinegar into a bowl, add a little water and stir well, and the sauce will be adjusted.
5.
Chop the pork into finely chopped pieces and set aside.
6.
Heat the pan with cold oil, pour in the minced meat and stir-fry quickly until the minced meat turns white slightly.
7.
Then add green onion, ginger, garlic and green and red peppers, stir-fry for about a minute, and fry until the green and red peppers are slightly soft.
8.
Pour in the steamed eggplant strips and stir-fry evenly. Pour in the tuned sauce and stir-fry for about a minute to get out of the pot!
9.
The fragrant, refreshing and juicy eggplant with minced meat is ready to be served! Is it a lot less oil than the eggplant we usually make! It's delicious, it's super delicious!
Tips:
There is no limit to the variety of eggplants, any eggplants are available, round, long, purple, green...
The peeled eggplant tastes better, but in order to prevent the loss of nutrition, I like not to peel it. In fact, it is also delicious! However, if it is suitable for a baby, it is safer to eat after peeling.
If you don't cook the eggplant immediately after cutting it, you can soak it in water to prevent the oxidation color from turning black.
When frying minced meat, heat up the pan and heat the oil, but be sure to reduce the heat, so that the minced meat will spread out. When the fire is big, the minced meat sticks directly into a big ball, which not only affects the taste, but also affects the appearance of the finished product.