Garlic

By VicentaLakin

Garlic
Garlic is popular in the northeast, mixed with porridge, very delicious, and it is assumed that the South doesn't like to eat, and may not be comfortable with the smell of garlic, just as the South can't accept the onions we eat in the northeast。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Eggplant with purple skin and long length appropriate amount
  • garlic 2 head
  • coriander appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount

Steps for Garlic

  • Make Garlic step 0
    1
    Garlic is immersed in the water for some time, so it can go to the skin。
  • Make Garlic step 1
    2
    The eggplant is washed and evaporated。
  • Make Garlic step 2
    3
    The eggplants cannot be too soft to evaporate, so that they can be plugged in with chopsticks so that the steamed eggplants can be cooled。
  • Make Garlic step 3
    4
    Garlic goes to the skin。
  • Make Garlic step 4
    5
    Scratch it with salt. Scratch it is thicker and taste better when it's salted。
  • Make Garlic step 5
    6
    A proper amount of salt is mixed in the garlic mud, at least twice as much as the salt used in the usual cooking。
  • Make Garlic step 6
    7
    Collapse。
  • Make Garlic step 7
    8
    Cut the end。
  • Make Garlic step 8
    9
    In the garlic mud。
  • Make Garlic step 9
    10
    Cooled eggplants can be cut directly from the middle if they are smaller。
  • Make Garlic step 10
    11
    Put in proper garlic。
  • Make Garlic step 11
    12
    The rest of the eggplants are so well folded that if the eggplants are longer, they can be cut horizontally and half-cut before the garlic mud is put in。
  • Make Garlic step 12
    13
    Put it in the box, put it in the code。
  • Make Garlic step 13
    14
    Each layer is covered with salt。
  • Make Garlic step 14
    15
    One more layer and salt。
  • Make Garlic step 15
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    All the eggplants are put in garlic mud, put it in place, so they can be frozen in the fridge after salt. It is better not to eat pastries after they have been made, which will be more delicious after a day. It's perfect for porridge。
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