A simple to make Japanese eggplant appetizer dish that’s sure to compliment any meal. These Japanese miso eggplant can be prepared by being baked in the oven or cooked right on the grill!
Summer is in full affect here in Vancouver. We rarely have streaks of sunny 28C weather here and typically we usually get a week of “summer temperature” late August 🙁
But hey, I’m not complaining…as long as no more forests and/or mountains fires start as a result of it…
Okay okay enough negative thoughts and onto the more happy ones that sunny weather has to offer starting off with the fact that we can actually start breaking out our BBQs and grills now!
Well…that is if you own one.
Unfortunately, I’m one of those people who don’t actually own either of those things so until that day comes I’m going to have to make do with my frying pan, DIY “grill marks” and my oven.
The whole process of my faux grilling starts off with me cutting grill mark like incisions along the tops of each of my eggplant slices before sauteing them up…
Then after topping them off with the amazing miso glaze, I pop them all into the oven to dry them out further and to achieve the perfect golden brown colour.
And there you have it, my Japanese miso glazed eggplant slices!
Now all I need is a real grill because nothing can replace the the experience that is BBQ-ing at a beach on a hot summer day.
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I do love miso..and eggplant.. what a good recipe this is.
Eggplants are literally my FAVORITE veggie in the world! This is amazing--I love Japanese miso-glazed veggies and fish as well!
I've yet to try miso but there are so many good looking recipes I really must try it! Your blog is looking really good Cynthia!