Fish-flavored Eggplant Pot
1.
Prepare the ingredients
2.
The eggplant is peeled and cut into hob pieces, soaked in clean water for a while to prevent it from turning black. After washing, remove the water and squeeze it out.
3.
Wash the peppers and cut into pieces, wash the salted mackerel with boiling water to control the moisture, and chop
4.
Heat the pan, pour in a little more cooking oil than usual, add garlic and sauté
5.
Pour in the minced meat and stir up the aroma, then add the salted fish and continue to stir-fry until the aroma is full.
6.
Add a spoonful of bean paste
7.
Pour in the eggplant and stir-fry until the cotton is soft. Keep cooking on high heat. Add salt, soy sauce, sugar, and stir-fry evenly.
8.
Wash the celery and cut into sections. Spread a layer of cooking oil in the casserole. Spread the celery section on the bottom of the pan. The celery has the effect of fragrant and anti-sticking. Shovel the fried eggplant and spread it on top of the celery.
9.
Cover the lid, put it on the stove and boil for about 5 minutes, open the lid and turn off the heat. Sprinkle with crushed chili and serve in the original pot
Tips:
Organic eggplant is more delicious without peeling. The eggplant skin can increase tenacity and tension, and the shape of the cooked eggplant remains intact and beautiful. The salted fish must be stir-fried until the aroma is full, otherwise the aroma is not strong and there is a fishy smell. Soy sauce, salted fish, and bean paste all have saltiness. Finally, I tried to decide whether to add salt. I added about 1 gram of edible salt and it tasted just right. The fragrant celery at the bottom of the pot can also be replaced with onions, and the effect is similar.