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Published 1986
The Japanese do many things with their eggplants—they pickle, roast, sauté, blanch, braise, steam and fry them, to be exact. Here, fried eggplant is napped with a sweet and pungent sauce. In a Japanese meal this might be the main or featured dish, accompanied by white rice, a clear soup and tart salt-pickled greens. A more Western approach might be to serve the eggplant with a fluffy omelet and a crisp green salad.
