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Looking for the BEST authentic Baba Ganoush recipe? This step-by-step tutorial will show you
exactly how to make this creamy and smoky eggplant dip with tahini, garlic, and citrus.
Baba ganoush, a Middle Eastern eggplant, and tahini-based dip takes on a concentrated smoky flavor
when the eggplant is first charred over a gas flame or on the grill, then spun in a salad spinner to
remove moisture from the flesh.
Most importantly, this is an appetizer consisting of mashed cooked eggplant, olive oil, lemon juice, and sometimes tahini.
Slowly emulsifying the olive oil with the tahini and eggplant mixture gives this vegan dip a creamy yet varied texture.

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How to make baba ganoush?

Baba ganoush is more straightforward to make than you suspect, you’ll begin by cooking the eggplant (either by barbecuing over open fire or baking it in the broiler), and afterward blending it in with the excess fixings to make a heavenly plunge! This is how:

Grill or bake the eggplant. You can cook the whole eggplant over an open flame over medium-high heat (I used my gas burner, but you can also cook it on the grill), turning it occasionally with a pair of tongs, for about 15 to 20 minutes until the flesh has collapsed and become soft.
Cool and Drain Well. Put the cooked eggplant in a colander and, utilizing a blade, open it up a major with the goal that it will cool rapidly and channel its juices. Push down on the eggplant with the rear of the spoon so any abundance water will deplete well.
Peel off the skin.At the point when adequately cool to deal with, strip the roasted skin off the eggplant and the stem and dispose of (Note: in the event that you prepared the eggplant all things considered, you may just have to scoop out the tissue with a spoon.
Chill.In the event that you have the opportunity, cover the baba gnoush and chill it in the refrigerator for a couple of moments or sit it to the side while you work on something different

My recipe for Baba Ganoush is one I learned from my Lebanese friends.

It’s authentic, simple to make, and the perfect
accompaniment to your party platters. So if you are looking for an alternative, you have to try this
one!
To simplify, I’ve created the yummy way to bring this lovely smoky flavor into the dip without too
much hassle.

Baba Ganoush is much easier to prepare than most people think! Be sure to grab my tips and please
let me know how this recipe turns out for you in the comments!
And believe me, this Aubergine recipe it’s worth it! I hope it will be your new favorite.

It’s a tasty appetizer or snack dish that takes 5 minutes to make and 45 minutes to smell the eggplant
roasting in your kitchen. What I love about it is the fact that it’s so simple to whip up and that it’s vegan, gluten-free, keto-friendly!
I like this dip so much that if I have to choose between baba ganoush and hummus, it’s baba every
time. ( The book is coming next spring; you can sign up to receive free email updates with my latest blog posts and info about its release here.)

Are you a baba ganoush lover too?

What to Serve with Baba Ganoush
I like to serve my baba ganoush with sturdy veggies like carrot sticks, cucumber rounds, and bell
pepper rings. Fresh salad is perfect too.
*EGGPLANT SELECTION: Large eggplants tend to contain more seeds, which can produce a
bothersome texture. So, it’s better to use 2 small eggplants that weigh about 2 pounds total, rather

then 1 large. Choose eggplants that are shiny and smooth (no mushy parts), and feel heavy for their
size.
It’s super creamy with a smoky, garlicky taste. It has a richness to it that will leave you thinking it
must not be good for you. But don’t worry; this dip recipe is 100% healthy. In fact, a 1/3 cup serving
of baba ganoush has only 85 calories!

Turning baba ganoush into a main meal

What can make this different from every baba ganoush experience you’ve ever had is that this is
meant to be a meal.

The main course. Therefore, No need for extra protein – although some smooshed, warmed
cannellini beans would be welcome. Meanwhile, there is plenty of heft from vegetables, feta cheese, tahini, and
yogurt to keep you satisfied.
However this recipe is written for four, to be perfectly honest if you are really hungry I’d just split it
with one special, baba-loving mate. Or, hmm, graze on it solo throughout the day…