茄子泥 Baba Ganoush

面包爱好者总会有那么几款心目中最喜欢的佐料,而茄子泥就是我最爱的其中一个。

为什么你会喜欢这茄子泥?

传统的茄子泥食谱其实是用tahini (一种芝麻酱)来作为调料,但是由于这酱料在本地比较难买,我相信也不是大家常用的东西,所以就把它改成了也同样好吃的无糖花生酱。

不仅是搭配面包而已,茄子泥也非常适合搭配其它面食,比如 naan bread、paratha、tortilla wrapper 等等,甚至作为三明治的配酱也同样出色。茄子本身带有清甜的风味,口感绵密顺滑,再加上一些辛香料、坚果的香气、油脂的浓郁以及柠檬的酸味,层次丰富、滋味饱满,堪称史上最强酱料之一

所需要的食材

  • 茄子 x 1
  • 蒜头 x 1
  • 洋葱 x 1/3 颗

调味酱:

  • 柠檬汁 x 1/4-1/2
  • 无糖花生酱 x 1 tbsp
  • 孜然粉 x 1/4 tsp
  • 香菜籽粉 x 1/4 tsp
  • 烟熏甜椒粉 x 1/4 tsp
  • 生蒜泥 x 半瓣
  • 适量海盐

装盘

  • 柠檬/青柠皮
  • 黑胡椒碎
  • 初榨橄榄油
  • 坚果

备料重点

茄子——

茄子需要选择紫皮,大而肥的种类,瘦的种子太多,小的皮太多,哈哈!别那么累~ 大的最好使!

~ 视频教程~

料理步骤

  1. 把茄子取缔去皮,抹上两大撮的盐,静置5分钟
  2. 蒜头去顶部,洋葱带皮一起切,两个都淋上橄榄油和撒上盐,分别用铝箔纸包裹起来
  3. 这时候茄子应该差不多了,擦掉冒出来的水份
  4. 把茄子切成三份,放在烤盘上,淋上一些油
  5. 淋油的一面朝下
  6. 上方撒上黑胡椒碎
  7. 带着蒜头和洋葱一起进炉烤,放在上层,175C, 烤30分钟左右
  8. 等待的期间先做调味酱,把所有材料混合均匀即可
  9. 把烤好的茄子剁碎成泥,也把洋葱剁碎
  10. 大蒜整颗挤碗里,用叉或者汤匙碾碎即可
  11. 把茄子,洋葱,蒜,和调味酱混合均匀
  12. 适当地用海盐和柠檬汁调味
  13. 装盘,淋上初榨橄榄油,坚果,擦点柠檬皮,黑胡椒碎
  14. 最后就是拿出你最爱的面包开吃咯!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Servings: 3 Portions
Cuisine: 中东 MIDDLE EAST

食材 Ingredients
  

  • 1 茄子
  • 1 蒜头
  • 1/3 颗 洋葱
调味酱:
  • 1/4-1/2 柠檬汁
  • 1 tbsp 无糖花生酱
  • 1/4 tsp 孜然粉
  • 1/4 tsp 香菜籽粉
  • 1/4 tsp 烟熏甜椒粉
  • 半瓣 生蒜泥
  • 适量海盐
装盘
  • 柠檬/青柠皮
  • 黑胡椒碎
  • 初榨橄榄油
  • 坚果

步骤 Method
 

  1. 把茄子取缔去皮,抹上两大撮的盐,静置5分钟
  2. 蒜头去顶部,洋葱带皮一起切,两个都淋上橄榄油和撒上盐,分别用铝箔纸包裹起来
  3. 这时候茄子应该差不多了,擦掉冒出来的水份
  4. 把茄子切成三份,放在烤盘上,淋上一些油
  5. 淋油的一面朝下
  6. 上方撒上黑胡椒碎
  7. 带着蒜头和洋葱一起进炉烤,放在上层,175C, 烤30分钟左右
  8. 等待的期间先做调味酱,把所有材料混合均匀即可
  9. 把烤好的茄子剁碎成泥,也把洋葱剁碎
  10. 大蒜整颗挤碗里,用叉或者汤匙碾碎即可
  11. 把茄子,洋葱,蒜,和调味酱混合均匀
  12. 适当地用海盐和柠檬汁调味
  13. 装盘,淋上初榨橄榄油,坚果,擦点柠檬皮,黑胡椒碎
  14. 最后就是拿出你最爱的面包开吃咯!

小贴士 Tips

茄子需要选择紫皮,大而肥的种类,瘦的种子太多,小的皮太多,哈哈!别那么累~ 大的最好使!
Print Recipe

Bread lovers always have a few favorite condiments or dip in the list, and baba ganoush is definitely one of mine

Why would you love this baba ganoush?

The traditional recipe for baba ganoush actually uses tahini (a sesame paste) as the seasoning. But since tahini is harder to find locally and I believe its not something Malaysian use often, so I’ve swapped it for unsweetened peanut butter, which tastes just as good.

Baba ganouch isn’t just a dip for bread only—it also pairs wonderfully with other flatbreads like naan, paratha, or tortilla wraps, and even makes an excellent spread for sandwiches. Eggplant itself has a gentle sweetness and a creamy texture, and when combined with aromatic spices, nuts, EVOO, and a splash of lemon, the flavor becomes layered and so rich. Truly, it deserves a spot among the strongest dip of all time!

All you need

  • Eggplant x 1
  • Garlic bulb x 1
  • Onion x 1/3

Seasoning paste:

  • Lemon juice x 1/4-1/2
  • Sugarless peanut butter x 1 tbsp
  • Cumin powder x 1/4 tsp
  • Coriander powder x 1/4 tsp
  • Paprika powder x 1/4 tsp
  • Raw garlic paste x 1/2 clove
  • Seasalt as needed

To serve:

  • Lemon/lime zest
  • Crushed black pepper
  • Extra virgin olive oil
  • Nuts

Ingredients Notes

Eggplant ——

When choosing eggplants, go for the big, plump purple‑skinned ones. The skinny ones have too many seeds, and the small ones have too much skin—haha, don’t make it harder than it needs to be! Bigger is definitely better for this dish!

~ Video Tutorial ~

Steps of making

  1. Peel the eggplants, rub with two generous pinches of salt, and let sit for 5 minutes.
  2. Trim the garlic tops and cut the onion with skin on.
  3. Drizzle both with olive oil and sprinkle with salt, then wrap separately in foil.
  4. By now the eggplants should be ready—wipe off the released moisture.
  5. Cut the eggplants into thirds, place on a baking tray, drizzle with oil.
  6. Lay them oil‑side down, sprinkle the tops with crushed black pepper.
  7. Roast together with the garlic and onion on the upper rack at 175 °C for about 30 minutes.
  8. While waiting, prepare the seasoning paste by mixing all ingredients until smooth.
  9. Chop the roasted eggplants into a purée, and finely chop the onion.
  10. Squeeze the whole garlic into a bowl and mash with a fork or spoon.
  11. Mix the eggplant, onion, garlic, and seasoning paste together.
  12. Adjust with sea salt and lemon juice to taste.
  13. Plate up, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, top with nuts, grate a little lemon or lime zest, and finish with black pepper.
  14. Finally, grab your favorite bread and dig in!

Printable Full Recipe

Ah Cheen

Baba Ganoush

Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes
Servings: 3 Portions
Cuisine: 中东 MIDDLE EAST

食材 Ingredients
  

  • 1 Eggplant
  • 1 Garlic bulb
  • 1/3 Onion
Seasoning paste:
  • 1/4-1/2 Lemon juice
  • 1 tbsp Sugarless peanut butter
  • 1/4 tsp Cumin powder
  • 1/4 tsp Coriander powder
  • 1/4 tsp Paprika powder
  • 1/2 clove Raw garlic paste
  • Seasalt as needed
To serve:
  • Lemon / lime zest
  • Crushed black pepper
  • Extra virgin olive oil
  • Nuts

步骤 Method
 

  1. Peel the eggplants, rub with two generous pinches of salt, and let sit for 5 minutes.
  2. Trim the garlic tops and cut the onion with skin on.
  3. Drizzle both with olive oil and sprinkle with salt, then wrap separately in foil.
  4. By now the eggplants should be ready—wipe off the released moisture.
  5. Cut the eggplants into thirds, place on a baking tray, drizzle with oil.
  6. Lay them oil‑side down, sprinkle the tops with crushed black pepper.
  7. Roast together with the garlic and onion on the upper rack at 175 °C for about 30 minutes.
  8. While waiting, prepare the seasoning paste by mixing all ingredients until smooth.
  9. Chop the roasted eggplants into a purée, and finely chop the onion.
  10. Squeeze the whole garlic into a bowl and mash with a fork or spoon.
  11. Mix the eggplant, onion, garlic, and seasoning paste together.
  12. Adjust with sea salt and lemon juice to taste.
  13. Plate up, drizzle with extra virgin olive oil, top with nuts, grate a little lemon or lime zest, and finish with black pepper.
  14. Finally, grab your favorite bread and dig in!

小贴士 Tips

When choosing eggplants, go for the big, plump purple‑skinned ones. The skinny ones have too many seeds, and the small ones have too much skin—haha, don’t make it harder than it needs to be! Bigger is definitely better for this dish!

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