Fried eggplant, shallots, green chillies mixed with mustard-vinegar to pickle the vegetables, giving it a combo of sweet, sour and heat. You’ll have every opportunity to taste the sour brinjal curry if you ever set foot in a Sri Lankan home, specially during festive celebrations or Sunday Lunches and dinners. The dish is a classic and found in most Sri Lankan menus.
Ingredients:
- I used 2 Large Aubergines/ Eggplant, about 500g
- a few red onions or pearl onions, about 250g
- a few small Thai green chillies, about 100g
- Teaspoon of Garlic paste
- Teaspoon of Ginger paste
- Half a teaspoon of Turmeric powder
- Two Teaspoons of Chilli powder
- Two tablespoons of prepared mustard seed
- Two Tablespoons of sugar
- about 100ml of Vinegar
- about 200ml of an unflavoured/ mild oil
- a few fried sprats or a piece of Fried dry fish (Karavala) in whole or pounded (this adds a depth of flavour)
- salt and pepper according to taste
- Slice the Aubergines into batonettes or like french fries
- in a large bowl, mix the sliced aubergine with salt, turmeric, chilli powder, salt and pepper along with half of the oil
- spray or lightly coat the fryer basket with some oil, to prevent sticking
- place the well coated aubergine 'fries' in the air fryer basket, do not overload
- Select 'French fries' program, or set fryer to 380C for 15-16 minutes manually
- shake the basket, or toss contents to allow for even frying
- Check for doneness by tasting a small piece. product should be crispy and cooked through
Store in an airtight bottle in the refrigerator


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