Is it actually this good? Or is the movie overhyping it?

>>21418269 (OP)
It's a vegetable dish that isn't deep fried. That makes it automatically disgusting.

The point of the movie was not that it was good, it was that it tasted the same as when he was a kid.

>>21418269 (OP)
My mother's ratatouille is one of my favorite dishes on the entire planet and she doesn't even have a recipe to give me

>>21418269 (OP)
I liked it when I made it once but it is, ironically, expensive and annoying to make if you want to make it good. At least the veggies are expensive here in the US.

>>21418269 (OP)
in the movie i thought it was layers of pepperoni, salami and other meats so i thought it'd be kino. so imagine my disappointment when i found out it was layered vegetables.

>>21418349
Cooklet posts are so sad to read

>>21418362
well i was a fucking 10 year old american boy

>>21418349
>layers of pepperoni, salami and other meat
I'm not a vegetarian but that sounds disgusting.
Vegetables are delicious, and meat is usually at it's best when it's balanced by vegetables or starches.

Zucchini and eggplant are garbage vegetables for dumb retards. They both taste like vomit, regardless of how you prepare them. Only brain broken NPCs would ever choose to eat those vegetables instead of broccoli, cauliflower, bellpepper, peas, radishes, onions, cucumber, etc.

>>21418482
You are so based besides the peas, unless we are talking snow peas

>>21418482
truke

my boomer grows zucchini because they are easy and then no one eats them. kek

>>21418540
Kek boomers absolutely love growing massive quantities of zucchini and then trying to offload it onto everyone they know, I personally know several who do this. They try to shill "zucchini bread" as an insane cope to justify this behavior, as if anyone wants to make mass quantities of objectively inferior banana bread.

>>21418482
>>21418536
>>21418540
what the fuck? how can men be this retarded?
>>21418548
you are so goddamn lucky and you don't even know it.

>>21418552
Look buddy I'll eat a zucchini before I eat a nasty ass yellow squash but it's still a trash tier fruit

>>21418269 (OP)
But that isn’t ratatouille.

>>21418269 (OP)
I made it for a family gathering last year and it was delicious. Even my picky ass brother that hates vegetables liked it. You don't have to bother slicing it up and layering it like that though it's basically just a thing gourmet restaurants do for presentation.