Diced eggplant noodles
Eggplant 1 | Garlic 3-4 flaps |
Star anise 1.5 | Edible oil 20g |
Starch 9g | Steamed fish with soy sauce 2 scoops |
Oyster sauce 1.5 spoons | Old soy sauce Appropriate amount |
Salt (optional) Appropriate amount | Clear water Appropriate amount |
Sesame oil A little | Granulated sugar 3g |
Step 1
Peel and wash the round eggplants. My eggplant is relatively large, so the seasonings are prepared according to the amount of eggplant. If the eggplant is small, be careful not to make it salty.Step 2
Cut into about 1CM cubes and set aside.Step 3
Mince the garlic. The specific dosage is based on personal preference.Step 4
Add cooking oil to the pot and heat.Step 5
While the oil is still hot, add the star anise and stir-fry briefly. It will be taken out in the end. The delicious eggplant stew depends on it.Step 6
Pour in diced eggplant. I plan to stir-fry it to reduce the watery feeling inside.Step 7
Stir-fry the eggplant dices constantly to release the moisture properly.Step 8
Add granulated sugar, add less, in order to have a fragrance, not too sweet. Continue to stir-fry the diced tomatoes.Step 9
The water content of the eggplant dices decreases and begins to soften.Step 10
Due to the reduction in water content, the total amount of eggplant diced is reduced to half of the original amount, and light soy sauce is added to about one-third of the amount. The steamed fish soy sauce I put here will make it fresher.Step 11
Add water until the eggplant is even.Step 12
Add oyster sauce.Step 13
Add appropriate amount of dark soy sauce or braised soy sauce to adjust the color. Taste the taste, if you think it's light, add a little salt, if the taste is enough, don't add it. I didn't add it. Pour in the minced garlic.Step 14
Boil for a while and add water starch to thicken. (The anise can be picked out at this time)Step 15
The consistency is enough, add a little sesame oil to enhance the flavor.Step 16
Finished product. Cooking tips for diced eggplant noodles