Steamed Eggplant with Garlic
1.
Clean the eggplant and set aside
2.
After the eggplant is cleaned, cut into 4 pieces without cutting off the top roots.
Steam on the pot for 15-20 minutes.
3.
Steaming time to make the sauce: put oil in the pot, add garlic and millet for spicy, sauté on low heat until fragrant
4.
Add light soy sauce, salt, oyster sauce and appropriate amount of water, and boil
5.
The steamed eggplant is very soft, flatten the 4 flaps, drizzle with the sauce, and sprinkle with chopped green onion and white sesame seeds.
6.
The homemade version of steamed eggplant with garlic is ready! Although there are many ways to eat eggplant, most of them have higher cooking temperature and longer cooking time, which is not only greasy, but also has a great loss of nutrition. Among all the ways to eat eggplant, mixed eggplant puree is the healthiest.
Tips:
1. Raw eggplant contains a toxin called solanine (also known as solanine), so don't eat it raw!
2. It is best not to choose old eggplants, especially old eggplants after autumn, which contain more solanine, which is harmful to the human body and should not be eaten more.