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I know it has been a while since this thread but does anyone have any good recipes for using a green eggplant or have any cooking suggestions? I have found some recipes to fry the eggplant but just looking for other suggestions.
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re: fullogirl
My favorite way to eat long, green eggplants is in a Thai curry. I use Maesri brand curry paste (red, green, yellow, or our favorite, Panang), and follow the directions on the can. For the Panang curry, that means stir-frying the paste with a bit of oil, then adding coconut milk. I then add sliced chicken breast, half a red bell pepper (in large dice), and the chopped eggplant. Let it simmer for about 10 minutes, then add some green beans (or chopped Yard Long beans). Simmer a few more minutes, then add chopped cilantro and Thai basil. Simmer a few more minutes, and when beans are tender (but still crisp), serve over hot Jasmine rice. You can add other veggies, too. This time of year I have lots of zucchini on hand, so I add it, chopped, about 5 minutes after adding the chicken, etc.
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If you mean the round ones sold in Indian markets, yes. I don't know about long ones that are green.
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re: MIss G
There are some wonderful eggplants that are green in color---no matter how long they are left on the plant. Most purple eggplants are purple from the very beginning. One of my favorite eggplants to grow is Louisiana Long Green. It's a "skinny" eggplant that is light green in color. It's especially delicious in Thai curry. I'm jealous---I picked my last eggplants months ago!
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