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How to Make French Ratatouille, Part 3

How to Make French Ratatouille, Part 3

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chef demonstrates how to finish the dish CaptPoco: Ratatouille is the hardest dish in the world- you throw a bunch of diced vegetables together and stew them for a bit with tomatoes. Zucchini, eggplant, bell pepper. If you don't have one of the three, just add a bunch of the other two. Hell, you could even do it just with bell peppers, though what you would end up with is really more of a pasta sauce. In fact, that's what ratatouille really is: nothing more than a glorified pasta sauce.
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 9


I have done this recipe twice. it is fantastics. I was tired of making vegetabke stew. I can feel the flavors of the crunchy eggplants and the other vegetables. Balsamic vinegar tip worked perfectly. Love the marinara sauce with white wine and the sweetness of red bell peppers. It really worth the time. I did not have fennel, I used a diced portabella mushr. fantastic! Thanks a lot!
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i never seen it this way before i just made it myself well the casserole its in the oven but i swore you cook onion and your veggies in olive oil with garlic then add in fresh or canned tomatoes then thats the sauce you can blend it together or whatever then you do the veggies
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I would say that as well, but I'm willing to try it as is, because let's face it, if the French do ANYTHING right, it's food.
Personally I'd add some champingon mushrooms to this, brings the body up quite a bit.

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dislike. the secret of aubergine. ask any expert you want. is to cook the vegetables separately with olive oil and then mix them together afterwards. Plus the ring while cooking is. just disgusting to be honest.
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zapbuddha I actually meant you would never use tomato sauce or balsamic oil or basil or garlic paste in a proper ratatouille. Si tu es francais or you have any idea of what a ratatouille is, tu le sais.
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ChoChoquota I always question the sincerity, the true ability of one who would endeavor without proper preparation. To wit, where is this woman's apron?
The word piker immediately comes to mind.

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This is not ratatouille, is doesn't look bad, don't get me wrong, but it's defo not ratatouille at all; basil? balsamic? Tomato sauce? And I live in France and I've spent some time in Provence.
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I don't like peppers either but I do like this, if you make the confit byaldi version, the peppers cook down into more of a sauce before you add the vegetables and it's pretty good.
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My mouth is watering. much like it did in the movie when Remy made Ratatouille near the end, lol. I've never actually tasted the stuff, but it looks really good!
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