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Lebanese Eggplant 500g Tender, thin-skinned and quick-cooking — perfect for stir-fries, grills, braises and noodle bowls.Why you’ll love it Slender shape and fine seeds mean a silky bite with minimal bitterness.... Read more
Tender, thin-skinned and quick-cooking — perfect for stir-fries, grills, braises and noodle bowls.
Why you’ll love it
Slender shape and fine seeds mean a silky bite with minimal bitterness.
Thin skin cooks fast — great for weeknight stir-fries and sheet-pan roasts.
Absorbs sauces beautifully (soy, garlic, sesame, doubanjiang) without turning soggy when seared hot.
Versatile across cuisines: from wok-seared to braised, grilled, or steamed salads.
How to enjoy
Wok‑seared garlic soy eggplant — Sear batons over high heat until golden, then toss with light soy, a touch of sugar, crushed garlic and a drizzle of sesame oil. Ready in 5–8 minutes.
Sheet‑pan soy‑glazed eggplant with shimeji — Roast halved, scored eggplants and shimeji mushrooms; brush with a glossy glaze of dark soy, honey and garlic. Serve over steamed rice.
Mapo‑style eggplant with pork mince — Stir‑fry eggplant, then simmer briefly with pork mince, doubanjiang, garlic and stock for a savory, gently spicy sauce. Spoon over rice or noodles.
Steamed eggplant with sesame‑soy vinaigretteLight & fresh — Steam strips until tender (4–6 minutes), then chill and dress with light soy, rice vinegar, and a few drops of sesame oil. Top with sliced spring onion.
Prep Tips
For extra silky texture, salt batons for 10–15 minutes, then pat dry before cooking.
Get the pan hot first; add oil just before the eggplant to encourage browning without excess absorption.
Microwave‑steam (covered) for 3–5 minutes before stir‑frying to speed things up.
Score halved eggplants in a crosshatch so glazes and sauces penetrate evenly.
For crisp edges, dust pieces lightly with cornstarch and pan‑sear 2–4 minutes per side.