Fried eggplant is such a simple dish but delicious, just the way I like my food to be. Maybe not very healthy but I just can't help it if I like fried stuff. That is why I named my blog, Salt N Turmeric. I usually just fry the eggplant and eat them with warm white rice but this time I 'upped' it a little bit by adding some Sambal.
Fried Eggplant with Sambal
1 eggplant, cut or sliced
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp turmeric powder
Oil for deep-frying
Sambal
1. Coat cut/sliced eggplant well with salt and turmeric powder.
2. Heat oil on medium high and fry the eggplant until brown. Turning once.
3. Put them on a plate and pour some sambal on top. Served with a warm plate of white rice.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Terung Goreng Sambal - Fried Eggplant with Sambal
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Nice veg, and with a dip all over it...what can I say ..just delish
Sedap tu. A dash of salt will do for me without the ketchup.
I don't like eggplant (brinjal!!) but my bf loves them.. everyone loves them in them, esp here in the middle east..which means this will be a great asian variation for him to try. :D
I am still novice at cooking and your blog has helped me a lot from time to time. May allah bless you
Salina
This is lovely! I love eggplant too.
My fav too. Have you heard of 'terung masak Nyai'? It's actually originates from Medan.
hi dear :
another lovely dish mmm yummy too! especially with hot boil rice good chooice
have a lovely day xxxx
Hi..i LUV eggplants..I usually grill them and dip in sambal belacan..
Oh yes, I like eggplants and couscous..do u have any couscous recipe? tq :)
Rico, I can have eggplant with every meal, everyday. lol.
Zawi, welcome. Itu bukan ketchup but sambal tumis. :)
Foodbox, it's ok if you dont like them but yup you can always make them for your bf. ;)
Salina, thank you. Im still learning too so let us learn from each other. :)
BOLNT, you will def love these Fired Eggplant with Sambal then.
Somuffins, no iv not ehard of that before. I will look it up. Thank you.
Pearly, I was too lazy to cook anything that day so I ate my rice with only terung masak sambal.
Ida, I tried grilling them but somehow they dont turn out too good so I stick to frying. lol. Im sorry but I dontve any couscous recipe. Iv never made them before. Makan adalah tapi kat kedai. hehe.
Oh my god, terong goreng sambal, MY FAVOURITE!!! Why have I only found your blog just now?? So much catching up to do... so many delicious recipes to take down... I love you!
I've had eggplant fries one time and absolutely loved them!
Sometimes I'm sad I don't have a fryer at home.
Simple and easy to make recipes always tops my charts.... This looks yummy 4 tummy....
Jesse, welcome! Dont worry, take your time. The recipes not going anywhere. lol.
Olga, welcome. Truth is, I dont own a fryer either. Used to but I threw it out. I find it a nuisance and easier to just use a pan or pot depending on what I'm frying.
Lubna, I just love easy and yummy recipes. :)
A plate of this paired with some mellow dhall would be wonderful!
I find it extremely cute how we both got turned on by the word "sambal".
Great recipe, Farina
Thank you for this aubergine recipes! I need it for the next dish to come!! Looks gorgeous..almost could smell the fragrance of the dish here :)
Not a fan of eggplant :O
OMG, everywhere i go, i see food..now i dah jadi lapar, kalau blh nak mkn gajah sekor..blh mcm gitu?? ohh tidakkk!!
yooohoooo..... i am back!
again babe, terung masak sambal is one of my favs.... it looks like most of the food you cook tu macam my fav. je..... what can i say, same taste bud coz' eat the same nasi kawah before kan? ;P
i sometimes grill the brinjal and squeeze some limau kasturi on it and of course tabur sliced cili padi and shallots too....
Maya, i still takde confident nak buat dhal so unless i go to an indian restaurant, tak makan lah I.
Jun, how very true! lol. Also to familiarise people not from our region about the word sambal. ;)
Adel, welcome. Can you smell belacan from the sambal? ;)
Tigerfish, :)
Lyana, eh jgnlan makan gajah. Kesian dia. :P
Anis, haha. Satu belanga kot? Lama cuti kat sabah ye?
I always forget about egg plant. I enjoy it, but it never finds itself on my grocery list. This has to change because this dish looks delicious!
Hi Mike, welcome to my blog. Im always on the lookout for eggplant but I do know what you mean. ;)
This is actually a Javanese signature dish. Maybe too many javanese in malaysia (especially in Johor) now that its become Malaysian LOL
Sorry..am javanese on both sides so I grew up with TERONG masak sambal and Pecel Lele.
Its a bit weird to be puting the tumeric though (we just simplay fry them as it is) and no salt during frying as the sambal itself will be enough salt.
The sambal here looks more like chilli sauce..not too familiar with the looks. But again, maybe this is your fussion version ;)
QM, really? I thought the dish belongs to homo sapien. In case you have forgotten, this is my blog and my cooking. You may think frying it with salt and turmeric is weird but I think frying them without is even weirder. But then again, we all cook however WE like the food the taste like. I certainly did not cook to get your approval.
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