- Cut the aubergine in strips, circa 3cm3, trying to leave
some rind on every piece and let it rest in salt water for half an hour;
- Marinate the meat with brandy, pepper, and half of the ginger, pressed or finely cutted;
- Warm up the seed oil in a wok;
- Brown the aubergine;
- Cut the spring onion and separate white and green part;
- Take the aubergine out, leaving the oil on the bottom;
- Brown the minced meat;
- Remove the meat leaving the sauce;
- Mix soy sauce and corn starch in a glass;
- Add oil, white part of spring onion, doubanjiang, and the rest of the ginger;
- Add the aubergines, the meat and the soy sauce and let it get dense for a minute on high flame;
- Serve warm, with the green part of the spring onion on top.
Tip: if you don't have doubanjiang you can use some chili oil.
Tip: aubergine can be joined or substituted with fresh tofu.
Aron Wussler