Spicy Ratatouille
Recipe
created by Catherine Munin
For
6 - 8 people
Ingredients :
4
to 5 onions
6
to 8 tomatoes
4
zucchini (green and yellow mixed)
3
eggplant
3
to 4 peppers
garlic
- thyme bay leaves
salt
- pepper - chili powder - cumin powder
wine
vinegar
olive
oil
This
recipe is very simple to make, but a little long.
Making
the recipe :
A
few hours before, cut the eggplant, washed but not peeled, and slice
thinly. Let them drain their liquid with some coarse salt.
Prepare
all the vegetables: peel and chop the onions. Peel and seed the tomatoes,
Cut
into pieces. Wash and slice unpeeled zucchini. Remove the salt from
the eggplant and pat dry thoroughly. Wash, seed and cut the peppers
into strips.
Gently
brown the onions in a little olive oil. Add tomatoes, garlic, thyme
and the bay leaves. Add salt and pepper. Let reduce for ten minutes.
Put
this sauce in a large clay pot and place at mid height in an oven at
150-175 °C (300-350 °F).
Heat
the zucchini in an oiled pan, brown them quickly over high heat (they
must be still crunchy) and add to the pot and immediately put back in
the oven.
Fry
the eggplant in a pan, add a pinch of chili powder and two pinches of
cumin. Deglaze with a little wine vinegar and arrange flat on top of
the preparation. Cooking eggplant is a bit long as it is done several
times.
Put
the baking pot in the oven between each operation.
Heat
the peppers in an oiled pan, brown them quickly over high heat (they
must remain crunchy) and add to the dish.
Leave
in the oven (still at same temperature) for a good hour so that the
juices are completely
absorbed.
This
ratatouille can be eaten hot, warm or cold.
It accompanies fish or meat done on the plancha and goes beautifully
with a Tavel
Dame Rousse du Domaine de la Mordorée.

Recipe
created by Catherine Munin 37 Chanterie France