Asian Style Stuffed Eggplant

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While some will contend that this is more of an omelette than a stuffed vegetable I believe it’s the latter as the definition of relleno in Spanish is “stuffed”. The omelette version of this dish is called Tortang Talong where it does not contain meat on its ingredient list and mainly just eggs and eggplant.

Asian Style Stuffed Eggplant - While some will contend that this is more of an omelette than a stuffed vegetable I believe it’s the latter as the definition of relleno in Spanish is “stuffed”. The omelette version of this dish is called Tortang Talong where it does not contain meat on its ingredient list and mainly just eggs and eggplant. #asianrecipe #stuffedeggplant #breakfast #eggplant

Ingredients:

3 Eggplants
8 eggs
150g minced beef
150g minced pork
1 pc large red capsicum, chopped
1 large red onion, minced
3 cloves garlic
freshly ground black pepper
salt
oil

Directions:

In a pot boil water with 1 tsp salt, add eggplants and cook for 5 minutes

Remove eggplants and let it cool down. When it’s cool enough to be touched peel off the skin and flatten the eggplants with fork, make sure it’s in one piece. Set aside.

In a pan add a small amount of oil then sauté garlic and onions. Add minced meats and cook until light brown in colour, add the capsicum then stir fry for 30 seconds then turn heat off. Set aside and let it cool down.

In a mixing bowl beat together 8 eggs then combine with cooked minced meat. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

In a small (between 7-9 in diameter) non-stick pan using low heat, add small amount of oil and add the egg mixture just enough to cover the pan, top it with one of the flattened eggplants then pour some more of egg mixture on top. Cover the pan then cook one side for 4-6 minutes in low heat.

Flip the eggplant patty then continue on the other side for 3 more minutes.

Remove from pan then serve with catsup.

Recipe and Photo: Ang Sarap / CC BY-NC-ND

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