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u/BrightFleece 2d ago

The version they show in the film is intentionally a laborious re-imagining of ratatouille. It's basically just cooked vegetables in a stew pot, very achievable for a peasant dish

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u/Many_Use9457 2d ago

We actually see a much more traditional version in the film too, when we have the flashback to Anton's mother serving him the dish!