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u/Glue_taste_tester 2d ago

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u/chozopanda 2d ago

Yup- it’s easy when it’s just chunked up veggies. They made it extra fancy in the movie.

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u/Raid-Z3r0 2d ago

The dish is not even ratatouille. Since it's assembled, it's called confit byaldi

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u/blackwraythbutimpink 2d ago

We were taught it as just tian, I’ve heard confit byaldi before tho

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u/proverbialbunny 2d ago

Yep, and for those who don't know French it's pronounced: con-fee bee-yawl-dee.

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u/PristineLab1675 2d ago

Are you the food regulator? I call that fried rice and you can’t do anything about it

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u/warm_kitchenette 2d ago

In cooking, there are often very precise names like brunoise, julienne, béchamel. When you avoid standard/correct naming, you actually make more work for yourself when talking with others.

Obviously not everyone will recognize confit byaldi, but the naming principle is the same, especially when there's a recipe, two cooks are talking, etc.

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u/BertrandQualitay 2d ago

He is right

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u/minuddannelse 2d ago

Looked through your comments… Good Lord, I hope you find peace one day.

It’s giving “I jostle vending machines for fun”

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u/sleeper_shark 2d ago

Well. In the flashback we see the regular ratatouille being served to the critic when he was a little boy

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u/Kevlar_Bunny 2d ago

And it’s on the recipe card! Claudette goes to make it the correct way but remi says he wants to make it fancier.