Ingredients
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4
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1/2
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3
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2 - 3
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2
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1
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1
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1/2 - 1
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1/2
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1
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-
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Directions
Yu Hsiang Eggplant (Aubergine), I have not tried this recipe myself it is submited for an ISO request. This spicy eggplant dish is a little sweet, a tiny bit sour, and highly flavorful. The dish tastes just as good if you omit the meat. Eggplant is such a meaty vegetable in texture that it’ll still make a very filling meal, when paired with a big bowl of steamed rice.
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Steps
1
Done
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Cut the Eggplant Into 2" Long Sections. Halve, Then Cut Into Thirds or Quarters [sticks Approximately 2"x "x1/2"]. |
2
Done
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Steam the Eggplant Using Any Steaming Method; I Usually Place a Steaming Rack in My Wok, Add Half Cup Water & Turn the Heat to High, Then Place the Ingredients on a Dish and Place the Dish on the Rack in the Wok. Cover and Steam. the Eggplant Will Take Approximately 15-20 Minute to Cook. |
3
Done
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When Tender [you Can Easily Poke a Chopstick, Fork, Etc. Through One of the Pieces], Remove from Heat. |
4
Done
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If the Veggies Are Sitting in a Deep Pool of Liquid, Drain, but not Too Thoroughly. Set Aside. |
5
Done
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Mince 3 Cloves Garlic; Finely Chop 2-3 Stalks Scallions. Set Aside 1 Tbsp Chopped Scallion For Garnishing the Final Dish. |
6
Done
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Heat 1 Tsp Cooking Oil on Medium [if Using an Electric Stove, Heat on High]. |
7
Done
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Add Pound Ground Pork [skip to Step 4 If Youre Doing the Vegetarian Version]. Break Up the Pork Using a Metal Spatula to Help It Cook Quicker. |
8
Done
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When the Meat Is No Longer Pink, Add the Chopped Garlic and Scallions. Stir. |
9
Done
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Add 2 Tsp Chili Bean Paste, 1 Tsp Sugar, -1 Tsp Vinegar, 1/2 Tsp Salt and 1 Tsp Soy Sauce, Then Stir. Let Cook For 1-2 Minute If the Mixture Looks Very Dry, Add Cup Water. |
10
Done
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Taste; Add More Salt If It Doesnt Taste Salty Enough, More Chili Bean Paste If Its not Spicy Enough, a Pinch More Sugar If You Find It a Tad Too Salty. |