Cooking An Eggplant Appetizer "Peacock's Tail"

Cooking An Eggplant Appetizer "Peacock's Tail"
Cooking An Eggplant Appetizer "Peacock's Tail"

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It is customary to serve snacks on holidays before serving main courses. Delight your guests with an extravagant peacock eggplant appetizer.

Cooking an eggplant appetizer
Cooking an eggplant appetizer

It is necessary

  • - 2 eggplants;
  • - vegetable oil;
  • - 2 processed cheese;
  • - 2 eggs;
  • - 3-4 cloves of garlic;
  • - 2-3 tbsp. tablespoons of mayonnaise;
  • - 1 cucumber;
  • - 1/4 red bell pepper;
  • - pitted black olives;
  • - salt;
  • - ground black pepper.

Instructions

Step 1

Hard boil the eggs. In order to prevent the shells from cracking on them, you can add salt to boiling water.

Step 2

Cut the eggplants into slices. The thickness of each circle can be up to 1 cm. Eggplants must be fried in preheated sunflower oil on each side. Fry over medium heat until a slight blush appears on the vegetables.

Step 3

Put the finished eggplants on a napkin so that the excess oil goes away. Let them cool down. There is no need to salt them, as there will be a rather spicy salad on top.

Step 4

For such a salad, grate processed cheese and boiled eggs on a fine grater. Grind the garlic through a garlic press. Add salt and pepper to taste, season with mayonnaise and stir. Please note that the salad mass should be thick.

Step 5

Cut the cucumbers into thin slices. The pepper also needs to be chopped thinly. Cut each olive in half.

Step 6

Spread each eggplant circle with a salad paste. Place a circle of cucumber on one end and half an olive on top. Place a strip of pepper on the other end along the very edge. This is how you need to decorate all the eggplant mugs.

Step 7

Place the prepared mugs on a large peacock-shaped dish. The appetizer is ready, you can serve it on the table.

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