Eggplant Greek dip A.K.A. Melitzanosalata
Cooking Instructions
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The night before: You bake in 200 degrees at the oven the aubergines and pepper wrapped each one in an aluminum foil. You bake them till they are very very soft (try to check with a fork after 30 min). When they will be ready unwrap them, take their skin out (aubergines and pepper) while they are warm and let them cool all night in a strainer
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Next day: Mush with a fork the aubergines, pepper and add all the other ingredients till they will become a creamy sauce.
- 3
If you want you can add 100 gr of feta but this is not the original recipe. Enjoy!
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