Shared Recipe: Tortang Talong with Giniling
What we have is is our very first shared recipe made possible by Jannet Spengler of Heidelberg, Germany. Jannet does not like eating plain eggplant (tortang talong) ; this is the reason why she adds ground beef to the recipe. According to her, ground beef adds more flavor to the dish.
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What we have is is our very first shared recipe made possible by Jannet Spengler of Heidelberg, Germany. Jannet does not like eating plain eggplant (tortang talong) ; this is the reason why she adds ground beef to the recipe. According to her, ground beef adds more flavor to the dish.
Do you have some recipes to share? Why don’t you send in your recipes and we’ll make sure to post them here. Pictures of the dish need not to be as complete as what Jannet has (don’t get intimidated :)). It’s time for you to get noticed.
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Name: Jannet Spengler
location: Heidelberg, Germany
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Shared Recipe: Tortang Talong with Giniling
Ingredients
- 2 common eggplants or 4 chinese eggplants
- 2 or 3 eggs for each eggplant
- salt and pepper
- cooking oil
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 to mato
- 1 onion
- 3 garlic cloves chopped or crushed
Instructions
- Grill the eggplants until the color of the skin is black.
- Let the eggplants cool for a while and peel off the skin.
- Crack the eggs (2 or 3 at a time) and place in a bowl.Add salt and beat the eggs.
- Place the eggplants on a flat surface and flatten carefully using a fork (avoid to peek holes in the eggplants).
- In a pan, add and heat cooking oil (2 tbsp) and sauté garlic cloves, onion and tomato.
- Add ground beef and let it simmer on medium heat until its done. Stir occasionally. Set aside.
- Heat a pan (use one where the eggplant exactly fits in it, see picture) and pour cooking oil (2Tbsp).
- On medium heat, put 1/4 of the beaten eggs in the pan and then put the flatten eggplant on top.
- Add the ground beef on top, flatten so its compact and pour the rest of the beaten eggs.
- After 2-3 mins, using a spatula on one hand and on the other hand, holding the end of the eggplant, flip the eggplant.
- Let it fry for 2-3 mins.
- Put on a plate and serve hot.
Ron says
Amazing! How do you grill the eggplants on induction stovetop? It needs a metallic pot right?
Chloe says
Hi, I would like to know if you grilled your egglant on an induction plate as shown in the picture above. Thank you.
Jene Lou Galangco says
Tortang talong wd giniling, hw i mz ds dish. Favorite q ung catsup sawsawan nito yumyumyummmy!!!:)
rosel says
nice one…try it with lemon and fish sauce…sooo yummmyyy..
minditta lee says
wow look so yummy. My versionof this tortang talong is desame except that I add in slice redand greenchillies for more uuumph.Being a wife of a singaporean who lovesto eat spicyfood hehe.Thanks somuch for all the nice receipies. Its really good even you dont know how to readyou can still follow bec of the step by step with the pictures and video. I salute you for that. God Bless you and your family.
minditta.
Chari says
Thank you so much for the step by step directions with pictures.
apple olaguir says
I like this!!! miss ko na tortang talong.