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For-the-freezer ratatouille

For-the-freezer ratatouille

Prep: 15 minsCook: 1 hr 55 mins

Prep

15 mins

Cook

1 hr 55 mins

Servings

10

Difficulty

Hard

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This is my go to ratatouille recipe when I want to batch cook something wholesome that'll see me through the week. I make a huge pot of this vegetable packed stew and freeze it in portions so I always have a healthy meal ready when life gets hectic. The beauty of ratatouille is how forgiving it is, and aubergines are genuinely wonderful for you since they're full of fiber and antioxidants that support heart health. What I love most is that this costs very little to make, especially if you catch the vegetables on sale, and once everything is chopped and goes into the pot, there's minimal fussing required. Two hours later you've got comfort food that tastes even better after a day in the freezer.

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