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Thai Aubergines

Help! I have bought some Thai aubergines from my local 'Asia Store' but I haven't the foggiest how to cook them!

I know you use them in green curries and that's my intention....so if anyone has any suggestions I would be most grateful. Thanks

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Re: Thai Aubergines

Chop em up just like the other vegetables and meat. Fry it all in the wok for some time and then add a mix of green curry paste and coconut milk and let simmer for about 30 minutes. Don't forget to add lemongrass and chili
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Re: Thai Aubergines

Wonderful.... thank you so much. I can now wow everyone with my culinary delights, well that's the plan anyway!
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Re: Thai Aubergines

Only the Thais don't chop them up and fry them. Not in green curry, they get tossed in at the end and cooked for a few minutes only, they provide a nice bitter pop-crunch with green curry. You can also freeze them.
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