What you need:
- 500g of tomates or cherry tomatoes, the riper the better
- 1 or 2 medium-sized courgettes/zucchini
- 1 small aubergine (if you don't like them you can leave them out)
- 1 yellow pepper (sweet)
- 1 green pepper (sweet) to add colour
- 1 chili pepper (more if you like it spicy, minus the seeds if you don't)
- finely chopped herbs (my choice would be rosemary, flatleaved parsley, lovage in moderate doses, oregano and thyme) to taste.
- 2 medium sizes spring onions (with green)
- 4 or more cloves of garlic
- olive oil to grease an ovenproof dish generously and to sauté the onions and garlic
- a dash of Marsala or sherry
- salt and pepper
What you do:
- Pour some olive oil into an ovenproof dish and make sure it is coated all round.
- Cut the vegetables into pieces, tomatoes into cubes, aubergines and courgettes into slices and quarters, peppers into 1 cubes.
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Chop the spring onions with as much green as is usable and the garlic and fry in olive oil without letting it colour.
- Add a good slug of Marsala or sherry (ca. 50 ml) and reduce the liquid briefly.
- Pour the onions and the juices over the the vegetables and put in the oven preheated to about 175°.
- Add the herbs (or leave this till about ten minutes before you take the ratatouille out of the oven.
- Roast the vegetables to a softness you like, anything between 20 and 40 minutes.
- If the mixture looks dry, add a bit more Marsala
- For a crisp top put under the grill for a couple of minutes.
This shows "one I prepared earlier"; it's not that dishes go from square to round in our oven...
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