Hand-shredded eggplant strips with cold salad
The weather is too hot, so I like to make some cold side dishes. Hand-shredded eggplant strips have always been my favorite, but although they are delicious, they don't look good. This time, I searched for a lot of information and tested it three times, and finally made this food has a double perfect combination of vision and taste.
Recipe Recommendations
- slightly spicy
- mix
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Hand-shredded eggplant strips with cold salad

1
Slice the eggplant and soak in salt and white vinegar for ten minutes.
2
Squeeze the soaked eggplant dry, then cut it in half, with the skinned side facing up on the plate.
3
Boil boiling water in a pot and steam the eggplant. (This time I separated two different ways to steam, one is covered, the other is uncovered, the result is not covered but the color is more beautiful than covered)
4
When steaming eggplant, cut millet peppers, garlic, and chives into fine powder, place them into a bowl, add salt, white sugar, soy sauce, white vinegar, and pepper powder, mix well, start another pot, pour the cooking oil until it smokes, pour into the seasoning bowl.
5
Pour off excess water from the steamed eggplant, cool slightly, and tear into thin strips.
6
Pour the seasoning from step 4 on the tomato strips.Hand-shredded eggplant strips with cold salad Make Tips
When steaming the eggplant, the skin of the eggplant must be all facing up and not covered. Part of mine that is covered will change color.