Having a great main meal means you have to have a great side dish. You can ruin an entire meal by serving the wrong accompaniments.
A good steak only needs proper seasoning and cooking, but what you serve with the steak will result in that meal being remembered or quickly forgotten. This is what makes a "good restaurant" great and an "okay restaurant" - just okay!
These brinjal steaks are a great side dish and make a perfect main for any vegetarians who might be sharing the table!
Brinjal Steaks
3 Medium Brinjal (Aubergine) sliced long ways, about 1cm thick
1 Cup Flour
1 Cup Bread Crumbs
2 Teaspoons Salt
2 Teaspoons Black Pepper or Jenny Morris Volcanic Spice
20 ml Black Sesame Seeds
2 beaten Eggs for Dipping
Oil for Frying
Drench the brinjal slices in the flour (Ziploc is the answer for no messing).
Dip the slices in the egg.
Mix all the other dry ingredients together (Ziploc again).
Drench the egged slices in the breadcrumb mixture.
Heat the oil to medium hot and fry until golden brown.
Serve hot.
Monday, 30 June 2008
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9 comments:
What a great idea, thx for sharing! How was your weekend in Stilbaai?
Nice way to serve aubergine!
Nina - Thanks It was great to be "home" with Mom.
Kevin - Thanks, it tastes really good.
Thosew look really great. I can imagine them as a main course too.
Glamah - They work very well as a main. So often vegetarians are sold short when eating out, this is made to impress.
Oh what a great idea!! Most recipes I come across for aubergine have been grilled lately. I am curious, what is in the Volcanic Spice?
Bridgett - This is not the healthiest option, but sometimes you have to live a little! Volcanic Spice is a local product made by a friend of mine Jenny Morris - you can google her- The Giggling Gourmet!
Clever - I love experimanting with vegetable main course options for when I'm entertaining vegetarian friends. This looks like a winner.
Jeanne - This one was a surprise for me too. The sesame seeds really work well.
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