I was in the hair salon a month ago when i saw this featured in a local chinese magazine. I've seen it somewhere, cant remember which blog that says certain restaurants do serve this dish. This is a very simple dish to prepare but this isnt the actual recipe. I didnt copy the recipe down from that magazine, it was kind of troublesome too to copy the recipe while the hair stylist was doing my hair. After all it's 2 or 3 ingredients, i thought i can remember.. so this is more or less of that recipe.
Ingredients:
300gm eggplant/brinjals( cut into strips)
4 spoonful cornflour+ pinch of salt and pepper
chicken floss/pork floss
Seasoning
1/2 tbsp sugar
pinch of salt
Method:
1.Toss the brinjal all over cornflour and deep fry them until the brinjals turn slightly brown and crispy.
2. Remove them from wok and set aside. Saute garlic and return the brinjals to wok and add in sugar and
salt. Just give a quick toss orherwise the brinjals will turn soft. Dish up and lastly put on the chicken or pork floss.
Will be submitting this to Muhibbah Malaysian Monday event hosted by 3 hungry tummies.

A homey and delicious Chinese meal!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite vegetables, very versatile and delicious too! This is so simple but the flavors should be awesome!
ReplyDeletewith chic floss? special leh
ReplyDeleteI should have enjoyed a similar dish somewhere, just not sure if the topping is chicken or pork : ).
ReplyDeletewow! This looks delish! yums..
ReplyDeleteThis nice and I am sure kids will love it too with the meatfloss. Very creative ! :)
ReplyDelete1st time heard of this.. but yet can imagine the taste, very yummy when serving hot~
ReplyDeletejust right! i got a packet of pork floss that i have not yet finished! that's a good idea to put on some veges!
ReplyDeleteWow have not tried 'eating' *not cooking of course* this before should be nice. Good idea of adding the chicken floss. tQ
ReplyDeleteLena, I love the addition of meat floss. It must be very tasty.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely evening. :o)
Kristy
Interesting new dish, love brinjals!
ReplyDeletewow..must be very very nice!! i think i can try this... hahahaa...
ReplyDeleteNever tried chicken floss with eggplants before! Looks really good!
ReplyDeletesesuatu yang baru buat Cm..pasti nak cuba:)Cm sangat suka terung..makan mentah pun sedap tau..cicah sambal belacan.
ReplyDeleteThis is rather a unique dish. Bet it tastes good!
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks delicious but how do you make chicken floss? Never tried this before but it sure is worth making, just for the taste! Cheers!!!
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried this dish before. Semms to be very simple and delicious. Will give it a go for sure coz those two ingredients are my fave, eggplants and chicken/pork floss. :)
ReplyDeleteA very simple and interesting eggplant dish!
ReplyDeletehey u're so adorable haha, still being hardworking at the hair salon checking out for new ideas for your food! :P looks really delicious!
ReplyDeletehi everyone, thanks for all of ur comments!
ReplyDeletearthur: i didnt make the chicken floss, those were bought.
This sounds so intriguing! I have never had eggplants with chicken floss! I can imagine that these two taste good together though :)!
ReplyDeleteWonderful contrast of taste and textures. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting combination. This really sounds delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteWhat a coincidence ! My mum just gave me this chinese magazine that features this dish too! I love egg plant fried to a crisp but never imagine it with floss, so it was quite eye-catching in the magazine. And now I see it here again and it looks simply delicious from the way you presented it !
ReplyDeletevery interesting combination. looks delicious.
ReplyDeletei have never tried fried eggplant and chickenfloss combination. But it looks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteHi Lena, Holy Smoke! You sure come out with delicious creations I've never tried before.
ReplyDeleteThis your own creative invention or?
Looks real good too.
Hey Lena, next day take a pic of your kitchen.....
Nothing like seeing a gourmet cook's kitchen, ha ha.
No need to wear cheong sum pose next to kitchen, sarong can also, but would be nice. What I call 'special effects'. Arhaaaa ha ha.
Have a nice day.
Lee.
My son and I can eat this whole dish very easily on its own...because it looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteLena, I have eaten this before. Many restuarants serve this now:D
ReplyDeleteSomehow that manages to look both fluffy and melt-in-the-mouth... I haven't tried this in restaurants though - this is my first time seeing this dish! :)
ReplyDeleteAn enticing dish indeed. I'd love to try it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
ooooh, I love anything with chicken floss. Sounds easy too. You know you're a committed food blogger when even a visit to the hair salon yields a dish!
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