Ratatouille

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Isnt it just lovely..

Healthy and easy..

Ordered a batch of tins off amazon

Used to enjoy it in my younger years..
Getting back into it

Particularly good / helpful for low energy days

If it's tinned, watch out for salt levels.
You've reminded me I used to eat this with those fresh filled ravioli - might try that again!

Classic MN reply incoming: tins???! It’s piss easy and cheap as chips to make at home!

I love anything like this, there is also tumbet which is Spanish and another one similar which I can never remember the name of. Slices of vegetables cooked very slowly in a dish.

And yes put plenty of salt in it.

https://www.themediterraneandish.com/briam-greek-roasted-vegetables/

I always forget the name of this dish

Ratatouille goes really well with fish, or tagliatelle, or lamb or pork chops, it's such a versatile dish.

Its okay

I have c f s

( chronic fatigue syndrome, )

So on low enegy days - i have to go 4 super easy stuff

Absolutely love Briam - ratatouille style veg AND potatoes - what's not to love?

I always look out for it on menus when I go to Greece. It signifies to me that it's more of a traditional taverna, possibly.

I’m sorry to hear this.

Ratatouille (tinned or home made) freezes really well. So if you ever have better days and fancy batch cooking or opening a bunch of large tins and decanting them into ziplock bags, this could be a good an economical
option. Great in a jacket potato!

Absolutely nothing wrong with tinned food, whether or not someone has a disability

I really dont get the snobbery around.

it.

Another thing that freezes well believe it or not is aubergine parmigiana. Contrary to belief, it doesnt necessarily have Parmesan in it, its not named after that. I do it with just tomatoes and aubergine and freeze it in portions. Fabulous stuff. Tons of olive oil in it and plenty of salt.