The timing of this video is perfect. I am making this tomorrow and I was hoping I would make it right. Now I’m feeling confident that this is going to turn out well.
any time I can find fresh asian eggplants (like this time of year in the US), I make this dish. it comes together quickly and really lets the eggplant shine! it's a great veggie main over rice. I've also tossed in 1/4c of browned ground pork with the sauce and eggplants at the end, and we always sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds :) thanks, Eric, for sharing your family recipes with us!
We made this dish yesterday and it turned out beautiful! Adding it to the repertoire. We decided to use globe eggplants cut in quarters, going for maximum crispy fried surface. This and your miso mushroom pasta are dishes that keep coming up in conversation!
You teach brilliantly. a restaurant-like dish presented in such a way that everything is doable for me. I happen to have eggplants and will make these recipe. Thank you! 😊
I tried this at home and it was very enjoyable. The glaze is quite salty. I recommend having some rice together with this dish, as Mr. Kim is doing in the video.
YO ERIC I MADE THIS SHIT LAST WEEK BEFORE THE VIDEO EVEN DROPPED AND THAT SHIT WAS GAS ⛽️ ⛽️⛽️YOU WENT CRAZY WITH THIS ONE CHIEF 🍆🌶🍆🌶 EVERYONE SHOULD MAKE THIS.
I'm very picky about eggplant dishes. I mean I'm Asian & I've tried so many different eggplant recipes, they are either quite delicious or just terrible. This one looks really good tho, can't wait to try it tomorrow~
I’m making this but switching out (at least some, if not all) the soy with fish sauce. 😋 I’m sure it’s delish either way, but I might throw a little maggi on top, too, just to add that soy flavor. We’ll see. The thin eggplants are sooo much better than the globe eggplants, too, he’s so right about that.
Actually changed my mind (had just tasted it but now had my full dinner) - it was very good. Only thing is, I let the eggplants steam a bit at the end in the sauce with the lid on so that they were fully soft & cooked through.
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Eric has such a genuine and passionate approach to cooking. It’s so refreshing. We love trying every one of his recipes!
love to see more plant based recipes!
The timing of this video is perfect. I am making this tomorrow and I was hoping I would make it right. Now I’m feeling confident that this is going to turn out well.
Eric is one of my favorite food accounts I follow on IG! Such a great storyteller.
any time I can find fresh asian eggplants (like this time of year in the US), I make this dish. it comes together quickly and really lets the eggplant shine! it's a great veggie main over rice. I've also tossed in 1/4c of browned ground pork with the sauce and eggplants at the end, and we always sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds :) thanks, Eric, for sharing your family recipes with us!
We made this dish yesterday and it turned out beautiful! Adding it to the repertoire. We decided to use globe eggplants cut in quarters, going for maximum crispy fried surface. This and your miso mushroom pasta are dishes that keep coming up in conversation!
You teach brilliantly. a restaurant-like dish presented in such a way that everything is doable for me. I happen to have eggplants and will make these recipe. Thank you! 😊
This has quickly become one of my favorite recipes. Thank you, Eric!
Would love to watch Eric review diffrent kinds of gochujang.
Loving his easy midweek recipies!!!
And I love you! Your recipes make me and my family nourished and so happy
Great. I love eggplants and have a lot of gochujang sitting in my fridge.
I tried cooking this at home for dinner and OMG my parents loved this! A weird combo we do is to pair this with fried eggs. hahahaha
Can't wait to try this and also love Eric's presenting and overall personality!
wish he would speak more clearly.
Can't wait to try this. Your love of cooking shines through.
super love watching eric's videos. pls give us more :)
Great recipe! I can see myself having this one with a bowl of rice for dinner tomorrow 😆
This video was so sweet. Thanks Eric for sharing this recipe and showing us how its done!
Thank goodness NY Times Cooking hired Eric. this recipe is so incredible and that glazed sauce is fantastic. It will be a lifetime creation.
I tried this at home and it was very enjoyable. The glaze is quite salty. I recommend having some rice together with this dish, as Mr. Kim is doing in the video.
I made this for dinner last night. It was delicious!
Wow!! It really looks so good. And I also love eggplant. 특별히 여름가지냉국♡ It must go well with hot rice 🍚 😋
Your food always looks so delicious!
I don’t even like eggplant but Eric can convince me to make anything!!
I made this tonight for my picky family and they loved it!
YO ERIC I MADE THIS SHIT LAST WEEK BEFORE THE VIDEO EVEN DROPPED AND THAT SHIT WAS GAS ⛽️ ⛽️⛽️YOU WENT CRAZY WITH THIS ONE CHIEF 🍆🌶🍆🌶 EVERYONE SHOULD MAKE THIS.
The fried green onions are bangin. Amazing recipe!
Yum! I'm gonna this tomorrow. I love Eric, seems like a cool guy with a passion for food!
Oooh... that sauce sounds incredible! I've got some zucchini fresh from the garden I'd like to try it on. Thanks much!
This eggplant is delicious and the left over scallion oil is a an incredible bonus
He is so cute i am in love with him
ok eric you're my favorite. loved this recipe!
Was thinking about eggplant in spicy Szechuan sauce the other day. Different, but I really appreciate this.
I make essentially the same glaze for grilling salmon. It is delicious.
Oooh! Love the idea of using it with zucchini as well.
❣️ Simply Exciting! I'm cooking it tomorrow. 🤤
this looks so good omg
I happen to have eggplant, thanks for inspiration!
Looks great! Wish you would've shown how to cut the scallions though.
Try using a knife.
Scallion cutter.
love this recipe so much!
I'm very picky about eggplant dishes. I mean I'm Asian & I've tried so many different eggplant recipes, they are either quite delicious or just terrible. This one looks really good tho, can't wait to try it tomorrow~
I’m making this but switching out (at least some, if not all) the soy with fish sauce. 😋 I’m sure it’s delish either way, but I might throw a little maggi on top, too, just to add that soy flavor. We’ll see. The thin eggplants are sooo much better than the globe eggplants, too, he’s so right about that.
Can’t wait for your cookbook Eric !!!
This is delicious I have made it a few times.
But my scallions never get that crispy. I am not sure why.
love you eric!!
Making this tomorrow!
Officially on my list
Is no one going to talk about how big that garlic clove is at 1:54 ?
what humility and modesty...
HE IS SOOOOO HUMAN! Sounds weird but he is my kind of people.
“It looks like a little hat.” 😂 ♥️
MORE ERIC KIM!!!!!!!!
you are so cute and fun to watch!!
cannot wait to make this!!! ❤️
ERIC IS SO CUTE
i'm a fan of Eric
Really nice recipe 👍
he is so cute!
Love to watch the recipes with ingredients that i have no chance to find
Any guess on the measurements for those who don’t have a subscription to nytimes cooking?
you ar my new food HERO
This looks fucking incredible
Nice
Olive oil? Would Peanut/Rice Bran/Canola oil be more traditional?
1:52 That is a massive garlic clove
i do the hand-on-the-waist thing while cooking too and i can't control it hafdskjh
What kind of pan is this?
🙏🙏🙏
earnest eric
Cutest man alive.
Who are the three curmudgeons who gave Eric a thumbs down?
little in love with u :)
would have been nice if the zucchini was actually colored
That was a giant garlic clove. Looked more like ginger
I don't like eggplant. I liked you
Is he single 👀
Great presenter but tried this recipe and it was just ok IMO.
Actually changed my mind (had just tasted it but now had my full dinner) - it was very good. Only thing is, I let the eggplants steam a bit at the end in the sauce with the lid on so that they were fully soft & cooked through.
Is it pronounced 고추장? Or just straight up 양아치?! I don't even know anymore, bro
Translation (for all non-Hangul readers): 對絲毫吃飯！
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