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Ratatouille Parcels

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Ratatouille Parcels Petrina Tinsley
  • Active Time

    15 minutes

With different girls

Ingredients

Serves 6

2 beautiful eggplants
2 red peppers
2 yellow peppers
4 bulb spring onions
1 3/4 oz fresh ginger
1 organic lemon (unwaxed)
2/3 cup olive oil
1/2 cup white port
1 branch rosemary
1 bay leaf
salt and pepper
  1. Step 1

    Finely dice the vegetables. Peel and finely slice the ginger, cut the lemon into segments.

    Step 2

    Make a parcel by layering two sheets of foil. Place all of the vegetables inside the parcel, add the ginger, olive oil, port, rosemary, bay leaf and lemon, season, seal tightly.

    Step 3

    Cook over gentle heat for 15 minutes.

FromStéphane Reynaud's Barbecue & Grillby Stéphane Reynaud. Text copyright © 2011 Murdoch Books Pty Ltd.; photography copyright © 2011 Petrina Tinsley. Published in the United States by Lyons Press, an imprint of Globe Pequot Press.
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  • All eggplants are beautiful, so the item description is redundant. I plan on making this recipe this weekend with two changes: sweet onion cut into thick rings (instead of "spring bulb onions" . . . whatever they are) and garlic slivers in place of ginger. I will also top finished product with crumbled feta. Review to follow.

    • KimDanforth

    • 7/31/2014

  • I never actually made this because the recipe said that I had to have a beautiful eggplant. I, unfortunately, only had an ugly eggplant. I wasn't sure if it would affect the recipe or the outcomb of the dish so I wanted to maybe ask for advice? i could not find a place to just comment so I decided to make a review in hopes of finding out the answer. Thank, Boob.

    • Boob

    • Detroit, MI

    • 7/25/2014

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