
No, it’s not the latest Pixar animation I am referring to. I am talking about this classic French dish from the Provence. However, about the movie Ratatouille, I think it’s gonna be a hit at the cinemas! Young and old would love it – it applies to the ediable Ratatouille too! I love it either as a side dish or as a meal on its own. Ratatouille is a stew vegetable dish.
So, it is very important to get the freshest produce, preferably organic. Not to forget, my Le Creuset cocotte never fails to make a good pot of Ratatouille. Ratatouille is such a special dish that you can prepare and eat in any seasons. I usually make a big portion of Ratatouille and keep it for a day or two. It tastes even better the next day!
Voila! Your Ratatouille is ready to be served. You can either serve ratatouille with rice, bread, steak, chicken or have it on its own. I had my ratatouille with Conchiglie (shells pasta). I added mushroom in my Ratatouille too, not the traditional way but hey, it still tastes good.
I’ve never had ratatouille before…I don’t even know how to spell the word!!
took my son to watch the movie and now he’s asking for “rap-pa-pootie” for supper.
I should just send him over to your house
I guess this dish will be popular after the screening of the Pixar animation of Ratatouille!
It would be lovely to have your son over but you’ll to cross the Atlantic 🙂
Give this dish a try, I am sure both of you will like it. Full of taste and vitamins 🙂
my fiancee send me the link to ur blog…
the msg is clear – he wants me to cook it.. sighh..
i’ll give it a try later… hope it tastes as it should … 😉
looks yummy though.. 😀