date: 2020-10-07T22:42:05.866Z image: https://img-global.cpcdn.com/recipes/6485170493325312/751x532cq70/grilled-eggplant-in-anchovy-oil-recipe-main-photo.jpg thumbnail: https://img-global.cpcdn.com/recipes/6485170493325312/751x532cq70/grilled-eggplant-in-anchovy-oil-recipe-main-photo.jpg cover: https://img-global.cpcdn.com/recipes/6485170493325312/751x532cq70/grilled-eggplant-in-anchovy-oil-recipe-main-photo.jpg author: Bernice Young ratingvalue: 4.6 reviewcount: 42633 recipeingredient: - "6 medium size Eggplant for grilling" - "60 ml Anchovy Oil" - "2 clove Garlic finely mincedrefer to Steps 7 and 8" - "1 tbsp Basil finely mincedmay substitute with other dried herbs or may omit" - "2 pinch Sea saltA" - "1 Black pepperA" recipeinstructions: - "Prepare <Grilled Eggplant> usingor. Use whatever recipe you are used to for cooking grilled eggplant. https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/146099-basic-grilled-eggplant-kyoto-obanzai-style" - "Cut the eggplant into 3-4 cm pieces. When peeling the skin use skewers/toothpicks to remove the eggplant attached to the skin and place the eggplant in a separate bowl." - "Place the eggplant into a bowl with its juice. Add the garlic and basil and mix." - "Prepare the <Anchovy Oil>and add it to the eggplant and season with the "A" ingredients. Store the eggplant marinade in a sterilized container." - "[Note] If the grilled eggplant is not fully immersed in oil within the container then add more oil. Refer to Step 20." - "For the <Grilled Eggplant> the oil itself is not used in cooking later on, so the garlic is can be finely minced..." - "It is also fine to peel the garlic cloves and cut them into 1/3 as in." - "In order to adjust the salt content, I season with the "A" ingredients in moderation." - "After 3 days (not so much after 1-2 days), the eggplant will start to absorb the salt content from the oil and will result in a stronger flavor." - "Accordingly, I recommend adjusting the seasonings in Step 4 depending on when you will be serving them." - "If the eggplant unexpectedly becomes too salty after several days, add extra virgin olive oil (not anchovy oil)." - "Adjust both the amount of garlic and "A" ingredients to taste. You will know what's best once you make it several times." - "Tightly seal the sterilized lid and it's finished. It's delicious to eat right away, but it will become more flavorful as the days go by, since the eggplant will absorb the oil." - "The carmelized sweetness and flavor unique to grilled eggplants will also transfer to the oil." - "Of course, eaten by itself is good, but it's also tasty to add a small amount of anchovies on top when serving. It is also nice to toss in some capers." - "Here it is rolled with cured ham, as shown in the top photo. These are best consumed within 1-2 days of marinating, when the salt content has not fully absorbed." - "It's simply cured ham cut into approximately 3 cm widths, and rolled around the eggplant, but it's really delicious. I love it and so does everyone else." - "This is a lightly grilled mini camembert with eggplant on top. With infinite arrangements, you can come up with easy antipastos..." - "It's like a blend of Japanese and Western cuisine. It's not the authentic Italian recipe, but it is perhaps my favorite recipe for anything marinated in oil." - "[Note...Length of Storage] Make sure the grilled eggplant is completely immersed in oil at all times so that it is not in contact with air. This will delay any spoiling." - "As I add the anchovy oil/garlic, I also add a tiny amount of salt while taste testing." - "Refrigeration will harden the oil, but the oil will return to its liquid state if left at room temperature or soaked in lukewarm water." - "At our house, this gets eaten up very quickly, but we have stored it for up to 3 weeks." - "is Oil Marinated Sun Dried Tomatoes. This is also highly recommended." - "If you do not like anchovies, make Pure Garlic Oil Ver. 2 frominstead of the anchovy oil." categories: - Recipe tags: - grilled - eggplant - in katakunci: grilled eggplant in nutrition: 124 calories recipecuisine: American preptime: "PT14M" cooktime: "PT44M" recipeyield: "2" recipecategory: Lunch ---  Hey everyone, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, we're going to make a special dish, grilled eggplant in anchovy oil. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious. Grilled Eggplant in Anchovy Oil is one of the most favored of recent trending foods on earth. It's appreciated by millions daily. It is simple, it's fast, it tastes yummy. Grilled Eggplant in Anchovy Oil is something which I've loved my whole life. They are fine and they look fantastic. To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook grilled eggplant in anchovy oil using 6 ingredients and 25 steps. Here is how you cook that. ##### The ingredients needed to make Grilled Eggplant in Anchovy Oil: 1. Take 6 medium size Eggplant (for grilling) 1. Take 60 ml Anchovy Oil 1. Make ready 2 clove Garlic (finely minced...refer to Steps 7 and 8) 1. Make ready 1 tbsp Basil (finely minced/may substitute with other dried herbs or may omit) 1. Get 2 pinch Sea salt...A 1. Take 1 Black pepper...A ##### Steps to make Grilled Eggplant in Anchovy Oil: 1. Prepare <Grilled Eggplant> usingor. Use whatever recipe you are used to for cooking grilled eggplant. - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/146099-basic-grilled-eggplant-kyoto-obanzai-style 1. Cut the eggplant into 3-4 cm pieces. When peeling the skin use skewers/toothpicks to remove the eggplant attached to the skin and place the eggplant in a separate bowl. 1. Place the eggplant into a bowl with its juice. Add the garlic and basil and mix. 1. Prepare the <Anchovy Oil>and add it to the eggplant and season with the "A" ingredients. Store the eggplant marinade in a sterilized container. 1. [Note] If the grilled eggplant is not fully immersed in oil within the container then add more oil. Refer to Step 20. 1. For the <Grilled Eggplant> the oil itself is not used in cooking later on, so the garlic is can be finely minced... 1. It is also fine to peel the garlic cloves and cut them into 1/3 as in. 1. In order to adjust the salt content, I season with the "A" ingredients in moderation. 1. After 3 days (not so much after 1-2 days), the eggplant will start to absorb the salt content from the oil and will result in a stronger flavor. 1. Accordingly, I recommend adjusting the seasonings in Step 4 depending on when you will be serving them. 1. If the eggplant unexpectedly becomes too salty after several days, add extra virgin olive oil (not anchovy oil). 1. Adjust both the amount of garlic and "A" ingredients to taste. You will know what's best once you make it several times. 1. Tightly seal the sterilized lid and it's finished. It's delicious to eat right away, but it will become more flavorful as the days go by, since the eggplant will absorb the oil. 1. The carmelized sweetness and flavor unique to grilled eggplants will also transfer to the oil. 1. Of course, eaten by itself is good, but it's also tasty to add a small amount of anchovies on top when serving. It is also nice to toss in some capers. 1. Here it is rolled with cured ham, as shown in the top photo. These are best consumed within 1-2 days of marinating, when the salt content has not fully absorbed. 1. It's simply cured ham cut into approximately 3 cm widths, and rolled around the eggplant, but it's really delicious. I love it and so does everyone else. 1. This is a lightly grilled mini camembert with eggplant on top. With infinite arrangements, you can come up with easy antipastos... 1. It's like a blend of Japanese and Western cuisine. It's not the authentic Italian recipe, but it is perhaps my favorite recipe for anything marinated in oil. 1. [Note...Length of Storage] Make sure the grilled eggplant is completely immersed in oil at all times so that it is not in contact with air. This will delay any spoiling. 1. As I add the anchovy oil/garlic, I also add a tiny amount of salt while taste testing. 1. Refrigeration will harden the oil, but the oil will return to its liquid state if left at room temperature or soaked in lukewarm water. 1. At our house, this gets eaten up very quickly, but we have stored it for up to 3 weeks. 1. is Oil Marinated Sun Dried Tomatoes. This is also highly recommended. 1. If you do not like anchovies, make Pure Garlic Oil Ver. 2 frominstead of the anchovy oil. So that's going to wrap this up with this special food grilled eggplant in anchovy oil recipe. Thank you very much for your time. I'm confident you can make this at home. 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