Aubergine à se lécher les doigts
Une version moderne de l’aubergine séfarade du XVe siècle.
Ingrédients
- Three medium size black eggplants
- Three large eggs
- 3/ 4 cup avocado oil
- One teaspoon Himalayan sea salt
- Sprinkled cinnamon to taste
Préparation
- 1
Each eggplant is cut into two halves and then peeled.
- 2
Slice up each half into 10-12 half-moons.
- 3
Put slices in a bowl of water and add a teaspoon of salt.
- 4
Soak in water for half an hour. You'll discover that eggplant floats! Perhaps giant pieces could be used as life jackets. Kidding aside, you might need to cover with a lid to keep them submerged.
- 5
While soaking the eggplant, place cast iron pan (if using one) in oven on 400˚.
- 6
After half hour remove pieces from water and set on a towel.
- 7
Crack eggs and scramble them in a bowl, then submerge the pieces one by one and set aside on a plate.
- 8
Remove pan from oven (if cast iron). Place the pan you are using on stovetop on medium high heat, and pour in about 1/4 cup avocado oil.
- 9
Using tongs so you won't get splattered by hot oil, place pieces side by side till the bottom is covered.
- 10
After two minutes lift up slices to check shade underneath.
- 11
When browned, flip over. When all pieces are nicely browned on both sides, remove carefully with tongs to serving dish.
- 12
Sprinkle with sea salt and cinnamon to taste. Repeat in batches till all are done.
- 13
Eat while hot!
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