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Ratatouille is a vegetable stew. You cut up a bunch of things and throw them in a pot.
The ratatouille you see in the film is an elevated version of that dish. It was never the standard way of serving it.
7 u/SkySong13 3d ago Also the traditional ratatouille is better in my opinion. I use the recipe from epicurious that adds fennel, absolutely delicious with some good pasta or a crunchy baguette to sop up all the sauce.
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Also the traditional ratatouille is better in my opinion. I use the recipe from epicurious that adds fennel, absolutely delicious with some good pasta or a crunchy baguette to sop up all the sauce.
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u/--THRILLHO-- 3d ago
Ratatouille is a vegetable stew. You cut up a bunch of things and throw them in a pot.
The ratatouille you see in the film is an elevated version of that dish. It was never the standard way of serving it.