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French Ratatouille Vegetarian Recipe

August 3rd 2010 03:42
French baked vegetarian ratatouille recipe
Ratatouille, (pronounced rat-a-too-ee) is a classic southern French vegetarian dish that can be served as an accompaniment or a stand alone dish. It is a good recipe to use up the shriveled vegetable in the bottom of the fridge, which is exactly what I have done in the following recipe with step by step pics.
Southern France ratatouille recipe ingredients

Ingredients
1 Zuchini
1 Eggplant (aubergine)
1 Capsicum
½ Brown onion
1 Garlic clove
2 Tomatoes
15ml (½ floz) Oil
Salt and pepper
char grilled capsicum pimento pepper

Method
Halve and deseed the capsicum, then cut it into flat sections. I have used a number of dwarf capsicums from my garden.
Char the skin side of the capsicum slices directly on a hot electric element or over a gas flame. This imparts a smoky char grilled flavour and aroma.
Cut the zucchini and eggplant into thick slices and sear them the same way as the capsicum.
fried onion garlic capsicum pimento

Gently fry the sliced onion in the oil.
Add the garlic and the sliced and charred capsicum.
Add the diced tomato and stir together.
Add the zucchini and eggplant and simmer.
pan fried vegetarian ratatouille recipe

If the pan is too dry add a ¼ cup of water.
When the zucchini and eggplant are softened, the ratatouille is ready to serve as a yummy vegetable accompaniment.
Alternatively, place the ratatouille in an ovenproof dish, sprinkle with breadcrumbs (optional) and bake for five minutes in a hot oven.
Bon Appétit!

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Comment by angelbird72

August 4th 2010 13:00
Mmmm, yummo. I love making ratatouille (getting ready for my trip to France I suppose : P ).

I like it with a big piece of orange zest in while it's simmering and maybe a few other little bits and pieces, and sometimes just on its own on a big bowl of rice.

Comment by GlenB

August 7th 2010 04:45
Thanks for the comment Angelbird, I will check out Cooking With Feeling right now.
btw, I hate orange zest but I would have liked some lemon thyme in it.

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