
🇷🇴 RomaniaCatalog recipe
Flame-charred eggplant beaten with oil until pale and fluffy, folded with minced onion and lemon — scooped up with tomatoes and crusty bread.
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One moment where you are juggling two things at once. Folding, not stirring — keeps the air in.
For 4 servings.
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Char the eggplants over open flame or a ripping grill until collapsed and blackened all around.
💡 Oven-roasting works but confesses itself — the smoke IS the recipe.
Peel away the blackened skin while the eggplants are still warm, keeping every bit of the smoky flesh.
Drain the flesh 30 minutes in a tilted colander to shed excess liquid.
Chop the drained flesh fine, then beat in the oil gradually with a wooden spoon until pale and fluffy.
💡 Add the oil a little at a time, beating between additions, the way you'd build mayonnaise — dump it all in and the salad turns greasy instead of fluffy.
Fold in the minced onion and lemon juice; taste and adjust the lemon.
Serve with the sliced tomatoes and crusty bread.
The eggplants must meet real flame — Romanian balconies host illicit summer charrings. Mixed with a wooden spoon (metal is said to darken it), it disappears with tomatoes and bread.
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