Pan-fried Eggplant
1.
Two eggplant slices about 0.5cm thin
2.
An egg, appropriate amount of flour, pepper powder, salt, and water are stirred into a paste, which can be slightly thicker
3.
Put the sliced eggplant into the batter and dip evenly on both sides, gently shake the excess batter
4.
Heat the pan with cool oil on the frying pan. When 60 to 70% of the heat is hot, put the eggplant into the frying pan.
5.
Fry until golden on both sides
6.
Two to three cloves of garlic, pound into garlic paste, add vinegar, flavor, a small amount of sesame oil and spicy oil to make a dip
7.
After the eggplant is fried, it can be eaten with the spicy dipping sauce. The fried eggplant is tender and soft on the outside.
Tips:
1. The batter is thicker, and you can add one more egg to it, it will taste more fragrant and fried, and the color will look good;
2. The batter can be more, so that the last eggplant is not enough to be dipped, and the remaining batter of the eggplant after frying can be fried to make egg cakes;
3. The leftover eggplant will be cooked in a scallion ginger pot with soy sauce for the next meal, and it will be more fragrant.