Eggplant is a common vegetable. It is rich in nutrients and contains a variety of vitamins, fats, proteins, sugars and minerals. Regular consumption of eggplant can help protect cardiovascular systems, ascorbic acid, prevent and treat gastric cancer, and resist aging. .
In order to make the taste better, many eggplant dishes are first oiled or fried first, and eggplant is like a sponge, which is particularly easy to absorb oil! If you fry eggplant in the wrong way, it will taste very greasy, which is not in line with the healthy cooking concept of less oil.
When cooking at home, people often fry eggplants until they turn black, or the fried eggplants contain too much oil. This is related to the pretreatment and heat of the eggplants. How to fry eggplants to absorb less oil? Brother Liu summed up four experiences for everyone:
1. Don’t peel the eggplants. When frying, the eggplants can absorb less oil.
2. Soak the eggplants in salt water before frying.
3. Coat the surface of the eggplant with a layer of dry starch and then fry it to absorb less oil and become golden in color.
4. Don’t fry eggplants over low heat, but over medium-high heat quickly. The shorter the frying time, the more fuel-efficient it will be.
Here is a chef's recipe for fried eggplant:
Ingredients
A few eggplants, appropriate amounts of salt, cooking oil, and cornstarch.
Method
1. Wash the eggplant, cut it diagonally into 6 mm thickness or cut it into hob pieces, then soak the eggplant in clean water, add a little salt and soak for 15 minutes. Remove and drain.
2. Pat a layer of dry cornstarch on the surface of the eggplant pieces and set aside.
3. Heat oil in a pan, heat the oil to 70%, add eggplant pieces, maintain medium-high heat and fry the eggplants, flip them gently with a spoon, fry for about 2 minutes, remove and drain the oil.
The eggplant fried in this way is not greasy and tastes particularly fragrant and tender.
There are many ways to eat fried eggplant, you can make eggplant stew, you can make braised eggplant, etc., they are all very easy to taste! ?