Graffiti Zebra Egg Plant

Feature, Description Appearance, "Skin: Striking, glossy skin with mottled or striped patterns of deep purple and white (hence the name ""Graffiti"" or ""Zebra""). Shape & Size: Typically smaller than the common American/Globe eggplant, often teardrop-shaped or oval, measuring about 3–6 inches long." Flavor & Texture, "Taste: Sweeter, milder, and less bitter than traditional large purple eggplants. They have a pleasant, slightly fruity, and earthy flavor. Flesh: Creamy white to pale white, with thin skin and fewer, smaller seeds." Culinary Uses, "Highly versatile for all cooking methods. They are especially good for dishes where bitterness is unwanted. The thin skin means peeling is usually unnecessary, and their mild flavor means they rarely need to be salted before cooking. Popular uses include Grilling, Sautéing, Stir-fries, Roasting, and Eggplant Parmesan." Note, "The beautiful purple and white stripes will unfortunately fade or disappear when the eggplant is cooked, so be sure to appreciate its aesthetic before putting it in the pan!"