Each year, my family does something different for Christmas dinner since we aren't fans or turkey. On top of that, I am vegetarian. My mother informed me that the family was having roast beef for the dinner, so I would have to come up with something to make for myself. I didn't have to think very hard to find something that I knew I would enjoy. I decided upon a ratatouille. Nothing very hard, or fancy, but tasty and full of luscious flavor. I had made this one other time, but made it in the form of a stew, rather than slow cook it in an oven. I used Fanny's recipe for this scrumptious ratatouille. This is a very simple recipe, and hard to screw up. One of the attributes I love about it! Simply make the tomato sauce base, then lay the sliced vegetables over the sauce (however fancily you like) then slow cook it in an oven for 2 hours or so. Please follow the link through Fanny's name for her great recipe!
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Christmas Dinner
Each year, my family does something different for Christmas dinner since we aren't fans or turkey. On top of that, I am vegetarian. My mother informed me that the family was having roast beef for the dinner, so I would have to come up with something to make for myself. I didn't have to think very hard to find something that I knew I would enjoy. I decided upon a ratatouille. Nothing very hard, or fancy, but tasty and full of luscious flavor. I had made this one other time, but made it in the form of a stew, rather than slow cook it in an oven. I used Fanny's recipe for this scrumptious ratatouille. This is a very simple recipe, and hard to screw up. One of the attributes I love about it! Simply make the tomato sauce base, then lay the sliced vegetables over the sauce (however fancily you like) then slow cook it in an oven for 2 hours or so. Please follow the link through Fanny's name for her great recipe!
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