Fried Aubergine
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Fried Aubergine
When I was in Sharm recently I had really tasty fried aubergine. I would like to try it at home. I would just like to know if it is normally coated in anything, such as bread crumbs or semolina, or just fried as it is?
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I know multiple versions of this dish - from just plain floured, battered or spicy. All quite simple really.
Probably the easiest version is just soaking them in water and then dropping them into seasoned flour - you can chilli the flour up a little too if you like it a bit spicy. Then just shallow fry. If you want to spend more time on it - you can do the flour, then egg, then seasoned flour bit - makes it a tad crispier on the outside - but takes time and makes a fair bit of mess. The third and favourite version - is the battered version - make pancake batter and dip them in that and then fry in deep oil.
Me, I love to rast aubergines with chilli and garlic and loads of oil - YUM!
Probably the easiest version is just soaking them in water and then dropping them into seasoned flour - you can chilli the flour up a little too if you like it a bit spicy. Then just shallow fry. If you want to spend more time on it - you can do the flour, then egg, then seasoned flour bit - makes it a tad crispier on the outside - but takes time and makes a fair bit of mess. The third and favourite version - is the battered version - make pancake batter and dip them in that and then fry in deep oil.
Me, I love to rast aubergines with chilli and garlic and loads of oil - YUM!
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Up here, we add an extra "i" on to the end of cous cous(i) if we're talking in public, else it's a bit rude!!!HEPZIBAH wrote:[face=Comic Sans MS]Or Cous Cous to give it a more savoury name. [/face]drwho wrote:Semolina.......? yeuk.........
Just thought you might like to know that little gem of wisdom - for when you all go on your hols to Luxor and start bandying it about!
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[face=Comic Sans MS]Goddess, I think you'd best enlighten me - quickly. [/face]Goddess wrote:Up here, we add an extra "i" on to the end of cous cous(i) if we're talking in public, else it's a bit rude!!!HEPZIBAH wrote:[face=Comic Sans MS]Or Cous Cous to give it a more savoury name. [/face]drwho wrote:Semolina.......? yeuk.........
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[face=Comic Sans MS]As a lover of cous cous I am very happy you have warned me. From now on cous cousi it will be. [/face]Goddess wrote:Apologies to Smitch for smutting up your thread!!!
We should hide rude discussions in Kitchen Corner more often!
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Goddess what a good idea to add an 'i' We just avoid sayinjg it
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