Garlic Grilled Eggplant
Eggplant One stick | Garlic cloves a whole |
Light soy sauce 15g | Steamed Fish Drum Oil 15g |
Table salt 10g | Onion One |
Hunan green pepper One stick | Big red pepper Half |
Onion A little onion |
Step 1
Eggplant halvesCut it into pieces, put a little salt on the surface and steam it in a steamer or pot for 10 minutes.Step 2
Finely mince the garlic, the more minced the better.Step 3
Chopped peppers and onionsStep 4
Add steamed fish drum oil and light soy sauce to the minced garlic to make it taste good. Adding a little of these two with the minced garlic will give you the taste of garlic vermicelli eaten in restaurants outside. It’s delicious.Step 5
After the eggplant is steamed, insert it with chopsticks to see if it is soft. If it is soft, it is definitely cooked.Step 6
Brush oil on the surface of the eggplant, especially the skin that touches the baking sheet. Be sure to brush the oil well.Step 7
Heat the oil in a pot over high heat, then turn to low heatStep 8
Pour in the minced garlic and stir-fry until fragrant. This is done over low heat.Step 9
Add the peppers and onions and stir-fry until fragrantStep 10
Add a little salt, you don’t need to add too much, because both light soy sauce and steamed fish drum oil are salty, so you only need to add 1/4 of the salt you usually use for cooking.Step 11
Stir-fry until fragrant, then take it out of the pot and put it in a bowl.Step 12
Fried minced garlic can be added directly to the noodles and it will be delicious.Step 13
Use chopsticks or a spoon to spread evenly on the eggplant on the baking sheetStep 14
My oven has sufficient heat. I preheated it for 8 minutes in advance, up and down 2Bake at 20 degrees for 10 minutesStep 15
Take it out, put the chopped green onion on top, and continue to bake in the oven at 220 degrees for 10 minutes.Step 16
Use two pairs of chopsticks or a spatula to take it out and put it on a plate. Go and serve the rice quickly. Garlic roasted eggplant cooking tipsOverall it is very simple, but the juice in the minced garlic must be adjusted to the flavor you like, and the surface of the eggplant must be brushed with oil. If you don't brush the oil, it will definitely burn. I ended up eating all the skin. The skin is very fragrant and not burnt