Hefei vegetable residue eggplant
Introduction:
"Slag" is a Hefei Dialect used to describe dishes in the shape of slag. Eggplant residue is a more authentic local dish in Hefei, also known as garlic eggplant in other places. This dish generally uses old eggplant, because there is a lot of water after the tender eggplant is steamed, the dish is not thick and has no taste. The old eggplant is just right. Only when I was in a foreign land did I know how delicious the homely dishes were. It's the smell of home, the smell of hometown. "
Production steps:
Step 1: peel the eggplant and cut it into pieces. Put it on a plate and steam for 15-20 minutes until the eggplant is soft.
Step 2: add minced garlic and mash the steamed eggplant with a spoon. (I found that there was no garlic, so I used maodegong sauce with strong garlic flavor instead. And put some sesame sauce to make it fragrant.)
Step 3: finally, put some sesame oil and mix well.
Step 4: although it doesn't sell well, it tastes good.
Materials required:
Eggplant: 1
Mashed garlic: right amount
Sesame paste: right amount
Chili sauce: right amount
Sesame oil: right amount
Salt: right amount
Note: the most authentic way of this dish should be to melt the cooked lard and stir it into the eggplant, which is called a fragrance. If there is no lard, sesame oil or ordinary vegetable oil can be used instead.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: steaming
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: garlic
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