Ingredients
Equipment
Method
Grilling the eggplants
- Grill the eggplants over an open flame grill or in a broiler until the skin is blackened and blistered. Let it cool and gently peel off the skin. After peeling, flatten them gently with a fork and keep the stem intact. Set eggplants aside.

Cook the giniling (ground meat filling)
- After grilling the eggplants, prepare ground meat mixture. In a pan sauté the onion and garlic until fragrant. Add ground meat ( chicken/ pork/beef ) and chopped tomatoes until browned. Season it well with soy sauce, pepper, and salt to taste.

Cook the omelette (Tortang Talong)
- Take a shallow dish, beat the eggs & add a pinch of salt and pepper. In a heated skillet, pour a thin layer of oil and then dip each eggplant in the egg mixture before placing it in the pan. Place a spoonful of Giniling on top of the eggplant and press it gently so it sticks. Cover it with more beaten eggs.

Fry until Perfectly brown
- Allow the Omelette to cook until golden brown on both sides. Always use medium heat. Too high burns it & too low makes it soggy. Take them out one by one and drain excess oil on a paper towel.

Notes
- Roast your eggplants until slightly charred for that perfect smoky flavor.
- Be gentle in peeling. It keeps them from breaking apart later.
- Sauté the ground pork just until juicy.
- Medium heat is key when frying, so the eggplant stays soft while the meat gets golden and flavorful.
