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Leftovers (Barley, Corn, and Aubergine Salad)

Servings: for two

Barley, Corn, and Aubergine Salad

Nothing gives me more satisfaction that using leftovers for a good meal. Leftovers here is not only the bits and pieces of meals from the other night but it can also be a by-product of another dish. Imaginations fly and creativity flare. It’s fun.

This particular dish was ‘created’ when I had a pot of cooked barley. Asians prize barley for its cooling properties. Water from boiling barley and sweetened winter melon is a popular drink. Barley is also a common dessert, to be added into sweet mung-bean soup.

This time round, I combined the barley with grilled aubergines from the night before and canned corn. The texture really worked as soft aubergine and the crunchy corn was bridged by the chewy barley. I served it with yogurt-marinated, garam-masala flavoured, roasted chicken for a quick dinner.

 

Ingredients:
1 cup of cooked Barley
1 can corn
1 grilled aubergine (preferably antipasto-style), chopped
1/2 cup of chopped flat-leaved parsley
1 tbsp lemon juice
Olive Oil
S&P


Directions:

Mix the barley, corn, aubergine, and parsley together. Dress with lemon juice, olive oil (if the aubergines do not contain enough oil already), and season with salt and pepper.


Yogurt-Marinated Roasted Chicken

Posted on: 23 August 2009, under: Recipe: Vegetables

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