Ratatouille

"Ratatouille" The summer continues ... right now it's so desirable to enjoy the taste of vegetables and fruits "from the garden." They are rich in water, do not contain calories, fats and they do not have cholesterol at all. Also, vegetables and fruits strengthen our health, nourishing the body with vitamins and minerals. Today we have "Ratatouille" - a traditional Provencal dish, which has become even more popular after the release of the same cartoon on the screen. Initially, "Ratatouille" was considered food of the peasants, who, if not they could eat what grows "on the ground". About cooking. Despite the large number of "movements", the process does not tire. It takes a little more time to cut tomatoes, aubergines and zucchini, but if you have a special grater in your arsenal of kitchen accessories, you will do it faster and more accurately. Yes, and more, be sure to add Provence herbs to the refueling, because without them there is no "rustic" kitchen of the Provence region where everything that grows is eaten.

"Ratatouille" The summer continues ... right now it's so desirable to enjoy the taste of vegetables and fruits "from the garden." They are rich in water, do not contain calories, fats and they do not have cholesterol at all. Also, vegetables and fruits strengthen our health, nourishing the body with vitamins and minerals. Today we have "Ratatouille" - a traditional Provencal dish, which has become even more popular after the release of the same cartoon on the screen. Initially, "Ratatouille" was considered food of the peasants, who, if not they could eat what grows "on the ground". About cooking. Despite the large number of "movements", the process does not tire. It takes a little more time to cut tomatoes, aubergines and zucchini, but if you have a special grater in your arsenal of kitchen accessories, you will do it faster and more accurately. Yes, and more, be sure to add Provence herbs to the refueling, because without them there is no "rustic" kitchen of the Provence region where everything that grows is eaten.

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