Karuruya eggplant boiled in lightning

Japanese food
Vegetable side dishes
Tamura Takashi
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The process of hollowing out the core of vegetables such as melon and eggplant and cutting them into spirals is called "thunderkiri." Normally, it is often cooked after sprinkling salt for about half to a day before drying, but with this recipe, it is cooked as is.
Cooking time: 40 minutes
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How to make it
1

The Kariru family eggplant leaves behind a slurp and cuts off only the tip of the slurp. Make a cut up to half, about 1 cm below the stem.

2

Insert the tube out of the bottom of the eggplant to the notch [1] and remove the core. Put chopsticks into the hole where the core has been removed, and cut them into spirals with a knife using a chopstick as a shaft.

3

Put the seasoning from [A] in a pot, add the eggplant and heat it. Cover with a cooking sheet and simmer for about 5-6 minutes before turning the eggplant over.

4

Simmer for another 20 minutes, then remove from the heat, cool it down, then heat again and heat again.

5

Serve in a dish and pour over the broth over it to finish. It can easily fall apart, so it's a good idea to remove the eggplant with a hole.

Ingredients for 2 people

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