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Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish

ingredients

servings

2

Aubergine

2 unit

Ground pork meat

150 oz

Ground beef

100 oz

Sunflower oil

3 spoons

Garlic

2 wedges

Shallots

2 unit

Soy sauce

4 spoons

Ginger powder

2 teaspoons

Fish sauce

30 fl oz

Chili powder

2 pinches

Spring onions

1 unit

single courses from China

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish

with meat with fish source of B vitamins high in potassium

ready in

50 minutes

difficulty

daily requirement

100% Fat

100% Protein

100% Carbohydrates

translated by Italian with google translate

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish

This recipe comes from far away China, I appreciated it very much when I lived there. They are called aubergines flavored with fish because of a sauce that in China is often used with fish, but which does not contain any. Since the original recipe is a bit 'heavy (involves the frying of eggplant) and requiring perhaps ingredients that we hardly find, I reworked this dish to make it lighter but at the same time richer in meat, so as to make a single dish a little different than usual. It can be accompanied by some white rice, if you want!

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish step 1

step 1

Wash and cut the aubergines into strips of about 5 cm. Clean and chop garlic, shallot and spring onion.

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish step 2

step 2

In a pan, put the seed oil with garlic and shallot to sauté. Then add the aubergines with half the soy sauce and Chinese spices, Chilli and ginger, turning them often and adding water to complete cooking, always over high heat.

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish step 3

step 3

In another pan, cook the minced meat. Take care to separate it well: I use a silicone spatula than pastry, to be clear. Add half of the soy sauce, a tablespoon of five Chinese spices, some chili.

Aubergines revisited with the smell of fish step 4

step 4

Sauté the aubergines, meat and spring onion in a frying pan for a couple of minutes, adding the remaining chilli and fish sauce (it's not really fishy, ​​but the Chinese call it that).

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