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Burmese Bagoon Pora
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under 30 minutes
ingredients
1 large eggplant
OR
7 small Japanese eggplants
1 medium onion, sliced
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
3 Thai chilies, optional
1 medium tomato, cubed
1 bunch cilantro, chopped
salt
1/2 cup mustard oil
directions
If you use a large eggplant, slice into four quarters along the long axis, but keeping the head (where the green stem is) intact.
Turn gas burner to high and put slit eggplant or Japanese eggplant on the burner. The heat will first soften the skin and then start charring. The eggplant should be turned every so often to ensure all sides get equal heat. The time to take it off is when skin looks charred but the insides (if the large variety) are not charred black yet.
Peel off the charred skin and cut off the head. The eggplant should be quite pulpy at this stage and it will have a very smoky favor.
Heat 1/3 of mustard oil in wok to high heat and then add onions and turmeric and fry until slightly brown, 5 minutes. Add cubed tomatoes and fry until tomatoes get mushy, another 5 minutes or so.
Add eggplant and mash in wok and continue frying for another 5 minutes after adding salt to taste. Remove and add cilantro and remaining mustard oil and mix well.
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JennetteInAZ
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