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"Grilled Eggplant" of Simple Japanese food recipe.
My recipe is simple version, so it is different formal version.
Japanese people call it "yakinasu＝やきなす＝焼き茄子".
1.I wash the eggplant.
2.I strip off the skin of the eggplant.
(But I like skin of the eggplant, so I don't strip off the skin.)
3.I cut it in half lengthwise.
And I cut it in half widthwise.
4.I put it into water for 10 minutes.
5.I put it on a heat-resistant dish, put on a wrap, and put into a microwave oven for 5 minutes.
6. Before I eat it, I put on them.
For example, soy sauce or a dried bonito or ginger or them mix.
Go away from the point, I like word "eggplant".
Because eggplant looks like real egg.
It is cute naming.
My recipe is simple version, so it is different formal version.
Japanese people call it "yakinasu＝やきなす＝焼き茄子".
1.I wash the eggplant.
2.I strip off the skin of the eggplant.
(But I like skin of the eggplant, so I don't strip off the skin.)
3.I cut it in half lengthwise.
And I cut it in half widthwise.
4.I put it into water for 10 minutes.
5.I put it on a heat-resistant dish, put on a wrap, and put into a microwave oven for 5 minutes.
6. Before I eat it, I put on them.
For example, soy sauce or a dried bonito or ginger or them mix.
Go away from the point, I like word "eggplant".
Because eggplant looks like real egg.
It is cute naming.
A simple Japanese food recipe.
"Grilled Eggplant" is a simple Japanese food recipe.
My recipe is the simpler version, so it is much different from the formal version.
(But I like the skin of the eggplant, so I don't strip off the skin.)
Before I eat it, I put rubs on them.
For example, soy sauce, dried bonito, ginger on it can work well.Or: "For example, soy sauce works well, dried bonito also works well, and ginger can work well also."
I got away from the point, I like the word "eggplant".
Because eggplant looks like a real egg.
It is a cute name.
I got many mistake. I should study it.
I am happy that you like it.
It is yummy. So I like it♪
That's good that you like it : D.
I Wash the eggplant. (When giving recipe instructions, usually no subject is used.)
I Strip off the skin of Peel the eggplant.
(But I like skin of the eggplant, so I don't peel it strip off the skin.)
I Cut it in half lengthwise.
And I Cut it in half widthwise.
I Put it into Soak in water for 10 minutes.
I Put it oin a heat-resistant dish, put on a cover with plastic wrap, and put into a microwave oven for 5 minutes. (you can use microwave as a verb. )
Before I eat it, Before serving, I put on them.
For example, Season with soy sauce, or a dried bonito, ginger or them a mix of all three.
Go away from the point, As a side-note, I like the word "eggplant".
Because an eggplant looks like a real egg.
It is cute naming. It's a cute name.
However I use Chinese eggplant, so it look more like a purple banana than an egg.
いつもありがとうございます。
I think that your omelette is very tasty.
I have not eaten Chinese eggplant.
If I find it, I try it.
"Grilled Eggplant"; of a simple Japanese food recipe.
My recipe is simple version of the recipe is simplified, so it is different from the formal version.
I Wash the eggplant. (When giving directions, such as those of a recipe, it's most common to speak in the imperative form.)
I strip off the skin of Peel the eggplant.
(But I like the skin of the eggplant, so I don't strip off the skin peel it.) (Since this is your own preference for the command, you can use "I".)
I Cut it in half, lengthwise.
And I Then cut it in half widthwise.
I Put it into water for 10 minutes.
Next, I put it on a heat-resistant dish, put on a wrapping over it, and put it into a microwave oven for 5 minutes.
Before I eating it, I you could put some kind of dressing on them it.
For example, soy sauce, or a dried bonito, or ginger or them some other mix.
Go away I deviated from the point; I like the word "eggplant". (Alternatives; "I got off track", "I went off on a tangent", etc.)
Because eggplants looks like real eggs.
It is a cute name.
If I ever get the chance, I might have to try this!
Many thanks!!
You gave me recipe's advice. Thank you.
If you try it, I am happy.
If you try it, teach me. Please.
So I am very happy. Thank you☆
I think your fried eggplant is delicious.
Taught me it. Thank you.