STEP 1/8
Cut the tip of the eggplant and cut it into three equal parts. (2 times horizontally and 3 times vertically)
STEP 2/8
If you cut the cut eggplant in half, it becomes a good size to eat when fried and tastes better.
STEP 3/8
Place half a cup of frying powder on a plate and spread evenly between the cuts of the eggplant.
STEP 4/8
Add a cup of frying powder, half a cup of water, and half a teaspoon of salt and mix.
If there is any leftover frying powder from the eggplant, add more water and mix. (Add salt)
STEP 5/8
Dip the eggplants evenly and fry them.
To make it crispy, fry it one more time and take it out when it's crispy on the outside.
STEP 6/8
The second time you fry it, it doesn't stick, so you can add a lot at once. Take it out when the color turns golden.
STEP 7/8
Place the oil paper in advance and take out the fries.
STEP 8/8
Since salt is added when kneading, the seasoning goes well without sauce. But the sauce tastes different, so it's delicious even if you dip it in seasoned soy sauce or buldak sauce.
It's a good temperature to fry when you drop a drop of dough in heated oil and come up.
If there is water on the eggplant, the oil splashes, so you have to spread the frying powder and dough evenly between the cuts.