A delicious snack or accompaniment... BETEAVON means good appetite in Hebrew.

baba-ganoush

Ingredients

1kg of Eggplant

150gr of raw hulled tahini

2 teaspoons of salt

Juice from 1 lemon  and about 25gms peeled garlic

Method

•  Take the eggplant and roast it on the gas stove’s flames, keep rotating until the eggplant is soft all around.

•  As soon as it’s ready, put the eggplant in a sealed container for about half an hour. Then take it out of the container, cut it open and scoop out the flesh with a tablespoon, without any of the skin.

•  Put the eggplant in the fridge to cool. When cold enough get all the other ingredients and blend together in a food processor or handheld blender. You can blend to your desired texture

•  Serve with olive oil and chopped flat parsley as garnish

Tip… lay silver foil on stove before roasting the eggplant to avoid a big clean-up, because it will drip heaps!


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