Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  Boliveira81

  This Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant recipe is a real showstopper! I mean, who doesn't love a good combination of sweet and savory flavors? The miso glaze on the eggplant is a game-changer - it's like a party in my mouth! The chicken breast is cooked to perfection, nice and juicy. I appreciate that it's a relatively healthy option, which is a big plus for me these days. I'm trying to cut down on sugar and junk food, and this recipe delivers. The only thing that keeps me from giving it 5 stars is that it's not exactly a traditional Brazilian dish, but hey, I'm always up for trying new flavors! The prep time is a bit longer than I'd like, but trust me, it's worth it. I'll definitely be making this again. Vai Brasil! :)

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  KofiKicks

  This Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant dish seems interesting, but I have some concerns. First, there's no mention of traditional Ghanaian ingredients like fufu or jollof rice spices. The use of miso paste and soy sauce gives it an Asian twist, which might not align with my taste preferences. Additionally, I don't see any plantains in the recipe, which is a shame because I love fried plantains! The good news is that it's dairy-free, so that's a plus. I'm also not a fan of spicy food, so this dish looks safe in that regard. Overall, while it might be a nice dish for someone else, I wouldn't give it more than 3 stars because it doesn't really match my culinary tastes. Perhaps with some adjustments to include local flavors, it could be more appealing to me.

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  AxelV88

  I'm a meat guy, through and through, and this Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant recipe didn't disappoint. I mean, who doesn't love a good eggplant, right? It's like the Dutch saying goes: 'een goede eend is een goede vriend' (a good duck is a good friend), but I think eggplant could give duck a run for its money. The combination of savory chicken and sweet, savory miso glaze on the eggplant is a real winner. I did have to get creative with the recipe since I'm allergic to eggs - not that there are any eggs in this recipe, but you know, just saying. The only downside? I had to adjust the cooking time for the eggplant; my oven's a bit wonky. Still, it turned out great, and I'd definitely make it again. Just don't expect me to trade in my stamppot for this recipe anytime soon - my love for Dutch stews runs deep!

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  LeilaLuv90

  I appreciate the effort to combine different flavors in this Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant recipe. The idea of using miso paste and maple syrup together is interesting, and I think it could work well. However, as someone who enjoys traditional Egyptian cuisine, I might have preferred to see more familiar ingredients or flavors incorporated into the dish. The use of soy sauce and sesame oil does give it an Asian twist, which is different from my usual tastes. Overall, I think this recipe could be a nice change of pace for those looking to try something new, but it might not be my first choice for a go-to meal.

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  LeoM41

  I appreciate the creativity behind this Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant recipe, which combines Asian flavors with a classic approach to cooking. The dish's balance of sweet and savory notes, particularly from the miso glaze, is quite pleasant. However, I must note that the absence of cheese, a staple in fine dining, especially in French cuisine, is somewhat disappointing. Additionally, I would advise substituting sesame seeds with a nut-free alternative to accommodate my nut allergy. Overall, a well-crafted recipe that could benefit from a few adjustments to suit my refined tastes.

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  majamusic22

  As an aficionado of culinary innovation and a pescatarian with a penchant for exploration, I approached this chicken and miso-glazed eggplant recipe with measured enthusiasm. While the dish didn't align perfectly with my dietary preferences, I was eager to evaluate its merits. The recipe's emphasis on nuanced flavors and textures resonated with my artistic inclinations, and the instructions seemed straightforward, catering to my appreciation for clarity. The combination of savory miso, sweet maple syrup, and rich sesame oil yielded a harmonious balance that was nothing short of captivating. However, the inclusion of chicken breast, an ingredient that doesn't align with my pescatarian diet, prevented me from fully embracing the dish. Furthermore, the absence of seafood elements left me wondering about the potential for oceanic flavors to elevate the recipe. Despite these reservations, I found the dish to be a masterful blend of sweet and savory notes, with the eggplant's tender flesh serving as a perfect canvas for the miso glaze. The chicken, cooked to a satisfying crisp, added a delightful textural element. Visually, the presentation was stunning, with the sesame seeds and green onions adding a pop of color and freshness. Overall, I would recommend this recipe to fellow food enthusiasts, with the caveat that it may benefit from a seafood-inspired adaptation to truly resonate with my tastes.

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  MajaS98

  Oh my goodness, I just tried this Chicken and Miso-Glazed Eggplant recipe and I'm absolutely loving it! As a flexitarian with a huge heart for traditional Polish and European dishes, I was a bit skeptical at first, but the combination of flavors in this recipe is truly amazing. The miso glaze on the eggplant is so rich and savory, and it pairs perfectly with the chicken. I'm definitely going to make this again and experiment with adding some Polish twists, like a side of pierogi or a sprinkle of fresh dill. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that I had to get creative with the ingredients to avoid any peanut-related issues - but that's just a minor detail! Overall, this dish is a great addition to my culinary adventures and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to spice up their meal routine.

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  YaraElsayed22

  I was pleased to find a recipe that could be adapted to fit my strict halal diet. The combination of chicken and miso-glazed eggplant was intriguing, and I appreciated the detailed steps provided. However, I did need to make some adjustments to ensure that the ingredients were halal-friendly. I replaced the soy sauce with a halal-certified alternative and carefully checked the ingredients of the miso paste. The end result was a delicious and savory dish that I was proud to serve. The attention to detail in the recipe was impressive, and I appreciated the tips for achieving a crispy exterior on the chicken and a tender eggplant. Overall, I would highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to try something new and exciting, with a few minor adjustments to accommodate dietary restrictions.

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  MikkelDP

  A very interesting dish! I like that it combines traditional Asian flavors with a simple, down-to-earth approach. The idea of using miso glaze on eggplant is great, and I'm glad it's paired with chicken breast, which is a relatively sustainable protein source. However, I do wish there were more plant-based options in the recipe, as I'm trying to reduce my meat consumption. The steps seem straightforward, and I appreciate the attention to detail, like checking the internal temperature of the chicken. Overall, a solid 4 stars - I'd definitely try this again and experiment with a plant-based protein substitute.

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  EliDm

  I'm afraid this recipe fell far short of my expectations. As a vegetarian, I was immediately put off by the inclusion of chicken breast as a main ingredient. The dish also contains gluten in the form of soy sauce (unless a gluten-free alternative is used) and there's no mention of artisanal cheeses or French patisserie elements that I adore. The use of miso paste and sesame oil does show some creativity, but overall, this recipe doesn't align with my tastes or values. Perhaps with some modifications to make it vegetarian and gluten-free, it could be more appealing.