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Grilled aubergine dip
jeow mak kena
from  From Honeybees to Pepperwood 
by unknown 
page  31

A delicious smoky flavoured dip that goes well with fried riverweed and/or crudités.

Will keep for a few days in the fridge.

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200grams aubergine (Thai round)  
3 shallots (Asian)  
5cloves garlic  
1 or 2 large red chilli (fresh) to taste
2tbsps fish sauce  
1tsp lime (juice)  
1handful coriander leaves finely chopped
1pinch salt  
  1. Grill the chillies, aubergines, shallots and garlic until the skins are charred. Remove from grill and cool. Then peel the aubergines, shallots and garlic and roughly chop.
  2. Pound the chillies and salt in a mortar and pestle. Add the shallots and garlic and continue to grind until all the ingredients are crushed.
  3. Add the aubergines, lime juice and fish sauce and pound again until the ingredients are well combined.
  4. Mix in the coriander leaves and serve.

Do not use water when peeling the aubergines as they will become soggy and lose their smoky flavour.

dateguestscomments
29/02/2012 DECreasonable flavour and good level of spicing, but the aubergine skins did not soften for peeling which meant that some of the more bitter outer flesh was included - need to find way of charring effectively
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