Wanting to eat eggplant in some delicious way, I added walnuts to my favorite dish of eggplant miso stir-fry. This is one of my favorite dishes.By adding a little bit of katakuriko starch to the ● ingredients, the walnuts will not be too crumbly, and will cling to the eggplant better.This not only makes it easier to eat, but this is the secret to what makes this recipe tasty--each bite has a touch of aromatic walnuts. Recipe by ayureo

I tried adding a Chinese flavors to a miso-seasoned eggplant dish.If deep-frying the vegetables is too much work, you can fry them in a frying pan using a somewhat large amount of oil.If you are not deep-frying, soak the eggplant in water for 10 minutes to get rid of any astringency. Recipe by Cooking S Papa

When Summer comes, I always eat a lot of eggplant, so I'm trying various recipes. I usually use onion but this time I tried making it with green peppers. If you prepare the eggplant as seen at, you won't need so much oil.Gochujang burns easily so quickly mix everything together. I cooked it with ginger this time, but using garlic is really delicious.Adding pork or chicken to bulk it. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

The eggplant miso stir-fry I had as an appetizer at a soba shop was so delicious, so I tried recreating it.-In Step 3, be careful not to burn the ingredients while simmering.-Adjust the amount of seasoning to taste.-Try adding bitter melon, green peppers, asparagus or pork for a tasty variation. Recipe by Isakochin

Since eggplants and bell peppers were cheap, I fixed them up with ponzu sauce to make a refreshing and delicious dish that may also help combat summer fatigue.Remove from the heat before adding the ponzu sauce. Stir briskly to avoid burning.I burned mine a little in the photo shown in Step 7.Although you can use your favorite ponzu sauce, it will be 30 times more delicious using the Yuzu Maroyaka brand. Recipe by Ponzu shokunin nao

I added the eggplants to a small volume of pork so that the dish would become more voluminous. I used miso base which goes well with the eggplant, and made a ginger stir-fry.Use chopsticks when stir-frying the pork by itself. Otherwise, use a spatula so that the eggplants won't break.Lightly dusting the pork with flour is good enough. Recipe by *Anna*

This is common home cooking in Japan. It is called a stir fry but is more simmered dish. When I was there I cooked with pork often. Now I know it's also good with ground beef and even with chicken breast. When you add what ever meat you choose, add after step 6. We had leftover ginger pork so I cooked without meat this time. Since miso has good flavour it was still good.

I made this with veggies I had in the fridge.Adjust the amount of seasoning according to your liking.Moisture will come out of the lettuce, so you can season it rather strongly. Recipe by kiyoka777

I added a new variation to common ingredients.You need to crush the garlic while it's hot. After microwaving the garlic, use a paper towel to hold it, and please be careful not to get burned. For 2 servings. Recipe by Mikie recipe

My kids love this. Feel free to add more chili if you like more heat. Since we can't stand too spicy food, I deseed the chili first.

I was too lazy to deep-fry the eggplants, so I just stir-fried them in a frying pan.You can prevent the colour of the eggplant skin from changing by first cooking the skin side very well.It can be a yummy side dish to pair with drinks if you add an extra kick of red chili pepper. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by ruruchirin

When I was working part time during mys student days in Nagano prefecture, I was introduced to "Oil Eggplant stir fry" dish by an auntie in the kitchen. That's how this recipe began... but it hardly resembles the original!Adding bell peppers after the eggplant gives the eggplant a syrupy feel, while the bell peppers keep their crisp. This is a stir fry, not a simmer, so be sure to boil the broth down and fry until the oil is sizzling!It's best to cut the eggplant into large chunks. Recipe by izakeiji