Red pepper, eggplant and preserved egg
Overview
I've been busy going home these two days, and I haven't had time to ship out a lot of goods for Chinese Valentine's Day, so I feel a little busy. Yesterday, I went to shoot a set of ancient costumes despite my busy schedule, so I'm just tired. Plus, my little body is prone to heatstroke this winter. You know, I really don't have any appetite on such a hot day. I'm going crazy after eating takeaways for several days. No matter what, I have to make something delicious today. I came to express my gratitude to you for working so hard. I asked someone what they wanted to eat, and someone said that it would only be eggplant. It's okay, well, if you just said that, I should be struggling with cooking. I'm really tired of the previous way. I made cold eggplant last time and it tasted good. I happened to have two preserved eggs left over from the boiled preserved egg and lean meat porridge the day before yesterday, so I mixed them together and made a little trick. Someone didn't forget to comment while eating: This eggplant is not only delicious, but also beautifully presented. I will set a new high next time. You know, this is called standing and talking without pain in the back. I gave him a roll of the eyes and started to fight with him to eat
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare all the required materials. Remember to choose tender eggplants for cold salad. The taste will be affected if they are old....
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Wash and peel the eggplant, cut into 5 cm long segments, then cut into strips...
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Generally, cut eggplants are soaked in water with a little salt to prevent them from being oxidized, thereby maintaining the true color of the eggplants
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Cut the millet into small pieces, then wash and remove the seeds and set aside. Those who cannot eat too spicy food can choose non-spicy chili peppers
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Crush the garlic, chop into small pieces and set aside
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Peel off the shell of preserved eggs
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Then cut into small even pieces
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Place the cut preserved eggs on a plate for later use. You can put them in any shape you like according to your imagination
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Add oil to the pot, cook until 50% hot and set aside
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Pour in the eggplant and fry for about a minute until beige
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Take out the fried eggplant and set aside
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Put the eggplant into a bowl, add red pepper diced, minced garlic and chopped green onion
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Add salt, mature vinegar, light soy sauce, and finally pour an appropriate amount of sesame oil and chili oil, and stir thoroughly with chopsticks
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Place the mixed ingredients in a plate with preserved eggs...
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If you don’t have the appetite, make a cold eggplant salad and pair it with a bowl of porridge, which is perfect in this hot summer...