Aubergine (Eggplants) in Clay-pot

Savoury Aubergine in Clay Pot: A Must-Try Delight! 🍆🍲 Transform ordinary aubergines into a mouth-watering dish with this easy clay pot recipe. Golden-fried aubergines simmered with soy sauce, paprika, and spring onions create a rich, caramelized delight. Perfect with steamed rice. Click to get the full recipe and enjoy this culinary treat!

Aubergine (Eggplants) in Clay-pot

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INGREDIENTS: SERVE 4 PEOPLE

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1. 200g Aubergine peeled cut into 4

2. ½ litre of vegetable oil

3. ½ litre of boiling water

4. 2 tablespoons of soy sauce

5. 2 teaspoons of sugar

6. 1 teaspoon of paprika powder

7. ½ teaspoon of pepper

8. 4 spring onion finely chopped

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Ps: Grilled Aubergine (eggplants) over flame instead of fried

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METHOD:
STEP 1:
Fry aubergine in hot oil until golden brown. Drain the oil.
STEP 2:
Put aubergine back in a fry pan. Add boiling water and gentle stir for 10 seconds. Drain water.
STEP 3:
Add aubergine into a clay pot add spring onion, paprika, pepper, sugar, and soya sauce, mix then cook for 5 minutes until thick like caramel.

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SERVE WITH STEAMED RICE OR BREAD ENJOY!

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