Whole Roasted Miso Aubergine | Vegetables Recipes | Jamie Oliver (2024)

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Whole roasted miso aubergine

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“I’ve met quite a few people who don’t love aubergine, and I can honestly say most of the time it’s because of the way it’s cooked. That rubbery, dry, slightly squeaky texture is pretty off-putting, but that’s purely because it hasn’t been cooked for long enough. Aubergines are a beautiful thing, and when given the right care they are stunning. Take this recipe, for example – I treat the aubergines like a piece of meat, slashing them, marinating them and slow-roasting them whole. The result is a deliciously creamy and fragrant dish that takes little effort to make. The other bonus is that you don’t use much oil, as you cook the aubergines whole, so it’s light too. ”

Serves 4

DifficultyNot too tricky

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Nutrition per serving
  • Calories 124 6%

  • Fat 6.6g 9%

  • Saturates 1.2g 6%

  • Sugars 6.6g 7%

  • Salt 1.5g 25%

  • Protein 4g 8%

  • Carbs 12.8g 5%

  • Fibre 1g -

Of an adult's reference intake

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Ingredients

  • 3cm piece of ginger
  • 4 cloves of garlic
  • 2 small green chillies
  • 2 aubergines
  • groundnut oil
  • 200g vine cherry tomatoes
  • 4 spring onion
  • ½ a bunch of coriander
  • 1 lime
  • 1 tablespoon tamarind paste
  • ½ tablespoon honey
  • 3 tablespoons white sweet miso

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Method

  1. Preheat your oven to 180°C/350ºC/gas 4.
  2. Peel the ginger and garlic, and finely slice the chillies. Pierce the aubergines all over with a paring knife, as if you were making incisions into a piece of meat.
  3. Grate the ginger into a large mortar and pestle, and bash together with the garlic, chillies and a good pinch of salt until you have a thick paste. Mix in just enough oil to make it spoonable, then spoon the mixture over the aubergines and massage it into the incisions, really getting the flavours inside.
  4. Place the aubergines in a large roasting tray, dot the cherry tomatoes around, and pop into the oven for 40 minutes, turning a couple of times.
  5. While the aubergines are cooking, trim and finely slice the spring onions and roughly chop the coriander, stalks and all. Put into a bowl, squeeze over the lime juice to coat and mix all together. Leave to one side.
  6. Mix together the tamarind, honey and miso and add enough water to make a thick glaze. Remove the roasting tray from the oven after 40 minutes, turn the oven up to 200°C/gas 6, and drizzle the miso glaze over the aubergines. Pop back into the oven for a further 15 minutes, to caramelise, then remove and leave to cool a little.
  7. Working carefully, remove the stalks from the aubergines and discard them, then roughly chop the flesh in the tray into coarse chunks. Stir in the dressed spring onions and coriander and serve right away.

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FAQs

How to roast aubergine in Jamie Oliver? ›

Place the aubergines in a large roasting tray, dot the cherry tomatoes around, and pop into the oven for 40 minutes, turning a couple of times.

Do you need to soak aubergine before roasting? ›

Today, eggplants are bred not to have that kind of bitterness," Jenkins explains. She does call out one outlier though. "The only exception is when you deep fry it. I tend to soak the slices in a bowl of water with a couple of tablespoon of salt for about 30-45 minutes.

How do you roast eggplant so it's not bitter? ›

Cut off the stem and nearby areas before cooking. The stem and area near the stem tend to be where bitter compounds collect. Slice or chop the eggplant and sprinkle the pieces with salt. Allow them to sit for about 30 minutes, then pat dry before cooking.

Should you peel eggplant when roasting? ›

While the skin of a small young eggplant is edible, the skin becomes bitter on larger or older eggplants and should be peeled. When in doubt, the answer to, "Do you peel eggplant before cooking?" is yes, peel it.

Is eggplant the same as aubergine? ›

You might know them as eggplants or you might know them as aubergines, but they are exactly the same plant. The English prefer the latter name, while in North America we use the former.

What is the English of aubergine? ›

An aubergine is a plant that grows large, dark purple fruits. If you live in North America, you probably call aubergines "eggplants."

Can you overcook aubergine? ›

Aubergines have the reputation of being tricky. Overcook them and they can turn to tasteless mush, undercook them and they can be rubbery and tough.

How should aubergine be cooked? ›

Spread out the aubergine in a roasting tin or on a baking sheet (you may need to use two) and drizzle with the oil. Turn the pieces over with your hands and season. Roast for 15-20 mins, turning the slices halfway through cooking, or until they are dark golden on the outside and soft inside.

Why do you soak aubergine in water? ›

Brining can be used instead and has the added advantage of helping the eggplant keep its shape when it's cooked, whether your recipe calls for baking, frying, or grilling. This technique of soaking sliced or chopped eggplant in salt water is particularly useful when making grilled eggplant.

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