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Baba Ghanoush Takes 1 hour + BBQ lighting time, serves 4 as a side/starter dip, uses a BBQ INGREDIENTS DIRECTIONS About 900g aubergine (About 3 medium or 2 large) Light your BBQ and get it nice and hot. Prick your aubergines a couple of times with a fork, then place on the grill. After 5 minutes, turn each one 90º, cook for 5 minutes, then turn again. Repeat until you 1 large garlic clove, crushed have cooked 4 ‘sides’ of the auberinge for 5 minutes each, a total of 20 minutes on the grill. Refer to 3 tablespoons lemon juice my statement above about how well done they need to be, bear in mind that you want these to look absolutely ruined. 3 tablespoons tahini A pinch of salt Remove the aubergines from the grill, and place in a sieve or colander above a bowl. Leave for 30 mintues to cool and for any remainging juice to flow out. To serve: hen cooled, slice the aubergine lengthways, then using the back edge of the knife, scrape all of the Olive oil flesh out of the aubergine and place in a mixing bowl. Pay particular attention to the darker brown flesh that’s directly on the inside of the skin. Try to avoid taking the black skin with it, although a tiny bit A handful of pomegranate seeds doesn’t matter. Flat bread or crudités (red pepper or cucumber work well) Once all removed, add the garlic, lemon juice, tahini and salt to the aubergine and mix well. Serve, drizzled with olive oil and scattered with pomegranate seeds, and some flat bread or crudités on the side. lepetitoeuf.com.

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