Baba Ganoush, because I could eat eggplant every day. Right now I’m thinking about the Pasta alla Norma with roasted eggplant From the oven and hearty tomato sauce. I don’t know what’s going on right now, but I could just eat all the time. Maybe it’s the weather, because this year the summer is extremely cool. I haven’t been to the swimming lake once, unbelievable, isn’t it? Instead, I have more time to deal with cooking and recipes. Just like with our oriental and savory dip today.
Baba Ghanoush make yourself
Making Baba Ganoush is really easy you just need a little patience. I’ve seen that many recipes slice the eggplant first, salt it, and only then put it in the oven to roast. I skip all of these steps because I find that the eggplant turns out best when I roastit whole in the oven. Once it’s been in the oven for an hour, I take it out, cut it open and get the soft flesh out.
TIP: If you have a grill function in the oven then I highly recommend using it. The grill flavor goes great with our eggplant dip. Alternatively, you could cook the eggplant on the grill, should you have a good grill that you can close well.
Make vegan dips yourself
Once the eggplant is grilled, it goes into a blender with lemon juice, olive oil, cumin, salt, garlic, tahini and parsley and we make a fine dip. Let’s move on to another small subtlety, but one that can make a big difference. Depending on how firm you want the dip to be, you can pour away or squeeze out the liquid from the pulp. The less liquid, the thicker or creamier the baba ganoush will be. Personally, I don’t pour off the remaining liquid because I like the dip a little runnier.
TIP: To squeeze the liquid out of the eggplant pulp, it is best to use a hair sieve.
If you are looking for a different dip, then I have the following suggestions for you:
The Baba Ghanoush is:
- creamy
- versatile
- Slightly smoky
- Uncomplicated manufactured
- Healthy
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Baba Ganoush make yourself
- 3 Piece Eggplants medium size, 750g
- 30 ml Lemon juice more at will
- 30 ml Olive oil
- 2 tbspn Cumin
- 1 tbspn Salt
- 3 Piece Garlic cloves pressed or finely chopped
- 80 g Tahini
- parsley
TOPPING:
- Fresh parsley
- Olive oil
- Black sesame
- Chili flakes
Anleitung
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a permanent baking mat.
- Preheat oven to 225 degrees (grill setting or convection oven).
- Place eggplants on baking sheet and grill for 60 minutes. The eggplant will be very dark on the outside, no problem. The flesh is protected inside by the skin and remains soft and juicy.3 Piece Eggplants
- When the roasting time is over, remove from the oven and let cool briefly.
- Provide blender.
- Cut eggplant lengthwise, carefully remove outer skin and stalk.
- Put the eggplant pulp in the blender. Add lemon juice, olive oil, cumin, salt, garlic cloves, tahini and parsley and blend to a creamy dip.30 ml Lemon juice, 30 ml Olive oil, 2 tbspn Cumin, 1 tbspn Salt, 3 Piece Garlic cloves, 80 g Tahini, parsley
- Place in a bowl and garnish with parsley, olive oil, sesame seeds and chili flakes.
- Enjoy while still warm or chill in the refrigerator to infuse.
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