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【Haichuan Kitchen Discussion】Should you peel eggplants when eating them? ? ?

2016-11-18View Original

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Eggplant is a vegetable that is eaten frequently. The skin of eggplant has a distinct flavor – some people don’t like it, while others claim that the skin is the most nutritious part. So, when eating eggplant, should one remove the skin or not?
Reply #22016-11-18
Eat eggplants without vomiting the skin, but vomit the skin if you don’t eat eggplants
Reply #32016-11-19
It depends on personal preference~ For some vegetables, it’s better to peel them before eating; for others, peeling isn’t necessary. For example, when stir-frying eggplant strips, there’s no need to peel them. Another example is dishes like \"Three Delicacies with Meat,\" where cooking eggplant with the skin on makes it look unsightly~
Reply #42016-11-20
For braised dishes, the skin doesn’t need to be removed, but it’s better to peel the eggplant when making minced meat with eggplant~
Reply #52016-11-24
Experts say the skin is nutritious: lol, it depends on how it’s prepared; sometimes removing the skin makes it look better
Reply #62016-11-24
But always be careful about pesticide residues
Reply #72016-11-24
The eggplants nowadays have been improved; their skin is softer

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