Makdous are eggplants that have been cured in oil. They're small, sour eggplants filled with hazelnuts, garlic powder, onion, balsamic vinegar, and salt and served as part of Levantine cuisine. Chilli powder is often used. In Arab nations, it is a common breakfast, dinner, or snack meal. It is made by combining paprika, hazelnuts, and oil with a pinch of garlic and pepper, as well as a lot of love and attention, to create the renowned Syrian flavour, which is ready to consume with or without any other ingredients. Makdous is one of the most well-known traditional Arabic meals, and it is impossible to imagine an Arab home without it.

Ingredients:

Eggplant, sunflower oil, garlic, red pepper, walnut, salt