


And here's what I already have in the oven and in the pot: ratatouille and roasted tomatoes. Last year I made only one tray of tomatoes. We used them up so quickly that this year I have 2 trays in the oven, to cook very slowly until 10:30 PM. Last year's write up is at New Recipe. The recipe came from Lydia, here: Roasted tomatoes. The last thing I made with them was Trout.
When I make ratatouille, I always think of Michelle in Provence and her local produce from the market in Cotignac. This time, every fresh item I used is local. We don't have local olive oil the way they do in Provence!


2 comments:
I love, love, love ratatouille!
http://toeverymeal.blogspot.com/2008/08/farmers-market-report-august-23rd.html
Beautiful farmers market -- and I'm so glad you're still roasting tomatoes. I made a few trays yesterday, too!
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