Blasted Eggplant and Beef from the Green egg with noodles in a soy, garlic, honey sauce stirfry.

in #life7 years ago (edited)

One of my favorite shows on Netflix is called 'mind of a chef'.

I recently saw they added a new season and I started watching it since the beginning of this week.

On one of the shows I saw the chef blast the hell out of an eggplant on an open fire and scoop out the content and I thought, I can do that too :)

As luck would have it Bianca was craving beef and we visited an Asian supermarket today.

I decided to go freestyle.

Blasted Eggplant and beef from the Green egg with noodles in a soy, garlic, honey sauce stirfry.

O with a beer, it's Friday after all.


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Lighting the Green Egg with Eggs plants waiting next to it ready to go!


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I went inside to prepare the noodles and the sauce. Noodles in water for 6 minutes and rinse with cold water after and put aside.


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For the sauce I mixed, soy sauce, with a garlic paste Bianca made here, honey and toasted sesame seeds.


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With that all done I went back outside. Grill time!


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I took the meat off the grill and let it rest. The eggplant needed a little longer. I created eggplant hell by opening every valve wide open. I took it off when it was charred.


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I sliced the eggplant in half and scooped out its content.


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It was then time to stir-fry. I got a wok and made it blazing hot. Put in the meat, eggplant, noodles, and sauce. All in all, it took 3 minutes. Bianca took pictures (I was busy stirring).


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End result. It was yummy. The beef with that smokey(ish) eggplant and awesome soy sauce. Next time I'll add some red pepper, I think the dish will benefit from some 'heat'.


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I'm a sucker for stir fry and that looks amazing. The sauce sounds incredible. I really dig how you and Bianca always make your own sauce and it always looks and sounds so good. We're going to have to get out of the lazy habit of buying sauces and start making our own. It will just add to the fun of the preparing the food.

I'll have to check that show out on Netflix. My wife swears by Netflix and hardly ever watches cable anymore.

Really intrigued of how SMTs can be of great benefit to Steem and the block chain. Really appreciate all the dialogue in your earlier blog man. It helped me understand what it is and what it means for the future of Steem much better.

Have a great night brother. Cheers!

The "heat" you are talking about is called "wok hei"; the breath of the "wok".

You need really intense heat for this with exceptional handling of the wok with constant tossing the "goods" around.

The searing heat then caramelizes the surface of the goods, giving it an extraordinary smoky taste.

Where I live, chiefs will cook this out in the open, very unusual sight and probably unhygienic too. But the taste is godly.

Man, I have never heard of wok hei! Thank you so much for telling me! I researched it on google and it's not easy to achieve. It takes years to learn. wow.

Very Cool @exyle I am following and have upvoted :D Love your passion for Steem and Steemit! Love the VLOGS!

Sincerely,
@joeparys

@joeparys I agree @exyle is one of my Favorite STEEMIANS..........

If you like his work you will most likely like some of mine as well @stokjockey :D

Thank you!

I was not regular in your blog, finally I am back and indeed it's a warm welcome. Cheers!!!!!!!!!

That gets a 100% UP Vote from me just because it is lunchtime in Arizona @exyle. That looks absolutely VERY TASTY and you are the STEEMIT Chef of the 21st Century. STEEM On my Brother...........

lol, many chefs on Steemit man that would kick my ass :). Cool that you are from Arizona! I have been there once with my dad! He loves Westerns so Tuscon we went to as well.

You make it look easy.
Alors @exyle bon appétit
Keep on steemit!

Grolsch is one of my favorite beers. Is it of dutch origin?

Yes, it is! It's my favorite go to 'normal' beer.

I like drinking it in the summer when it's hot and I need to cool down

fantastic post @exyle, that dish eggplant and beef from the green egg with noodles looks so delicious and yummy i hope it also tastes great and i really like your dishes because they are ever so easy to prepare and man they are so healthy also and bianca no doubt also so proud of you because there are not so many man on earth who can do cooking effectively but you also have that wonderful skill of cooking, your product greenegg is awesome as it helps you prepare almost all dishes am i plan to buy one for myself also, have a cheerful week end ahead both of you, thanks for sharing

This is surely a mouthgasmic dish man! I can feel that lovely smoky flavor of the eggplant and beef. This is a must try recipe for sure.
The addition of red pepper will surely give it a very nice kick to another level!

Weekend fun there cheers you just blasted and i can hear that you are an excellent chef after seeing the Netflix flick !!