Less Oil Version of Northeastern Home Cooking-three Fresh Sauces
1.
Prepare eggplant, potatoes, and green peppers.
2.
Shred ginger, dice green onions, and smash all garlic for later use.
3.
Peel the eggplant, wash and cut it into 3 cm square pieces. (Eggplant peel is rich in nutrients and rich in unique vitamin P. But now the pesticides are too strong, so I peeled it off.)
4.
Peel and wash the potatoes and cut them into small pieces about three centimeters square.
5.
First put the cut potatoes in the microwave on high heat for 2 minutes to 6 mature. (In this way, the frying step can be omitted and the intake of fat can be reduced). If you don't have a microwave oven, you can put it in water and cook until half-cooked, then remove the water and set aside.
6.
This is a good potato.
7.
Put the salad oil in the pot over the heat. When the oil is 70% hot, add shredded ginger, green onion, and garlic to fry until fragrant.
8.
Then add the eggplant and stir fry.
9.
When the eggplant is slightly discolored, add the potatoes and stir well.
10.
Then add a little balsamic vinegar to improve the freshness and avoid stickiness of the eggplant.
11.
Then add an appropriate amount of braised soy sauce and stir well. (Ordinary soy sauce is fine too)
12.
Add a little sugar to make it fresh. (Don’t worry about it for diabetics. Because the amount added is very small, it’s just for freshness.)
13.
At this time, you can add June fresh bean paste. (If not, other bean paste can also be used) Stir well.
14.
Add a little water and simmer for 2 minutes. Because the potatoes are almost cooked, and the eggplants are almost cooked after they become soft. The stew at this time is for better flavor.
15.
When the eggplant is cooked, add the green pepper and flip it a few times.
16.
Finally, add a little water starch to thicken the thin gorgon, and then it can be out of the pot and plated.
Tips:
1. To eat potatoes, peel them, and dig out the spots with sprouts. To avoid poisoning.
2. When buying potatoes, don't buy potatoes with green skin and sprouting, so as to avoid solanine poisoning.
3. There is no need to add salt to this dish, because the salt in soy sauce and bean paste is already salty enough.