36 thoughts on “Must-try dish: Deliciously perfect vegetable tian”
thanks, I will try this. I’ve just got into putting sweet potato in my potato bakes, I love it. I always have trouble with broccoli on my shopping list (is that right?) I never know.
Sssh. I don’t know either.
Yep. broccoli for me too, and carrot! I know how to spell them when typing, but there’s something about my handwriting that forgets!
Great way to use up all of that zucchini that keeps getting passed along to me. I’m so sick of zucchini bread – thanks for sharing the recipe!
Try zucchini slice with excess zucchini? 🙂
Accommodation and separate… I always stuff these up!
Hahahaha samesies @Rebel! Nice recipe Chantelle, will definitely give it a go.
Confession: those two get me too.
I have to think that there is “a rat” in separate. Helps me EVERY time 🙂
Chantelle, this recipe looks so yummy that I promise to try it out this upcoming weekend — it reminded me so much of Ratatouille … which by the way is a difficult word to spell 🙂 Can’t wait to try it out! Peace!
Oh I’ve never made ratatouille. Must do that too! But must first learn how to spell it.
I wonder if I could try pumpkin instead of potato.
Zucchini is hard for me too – I usually call them courgettes!
Pumpkin would be great! Do it. x
Hi nice to discover your blog. I laughed out loud with the zucchini line. SO too have the trouble. 🙂
Thanks for the recipe.
I get confused by confused & usually end up confussed! This sounds nice, what do you usually serve it with??
Now you’ve confused me!
We had it with chicken, but anything would be nice. Fish would be perfect!
This looks so, so yummy! I’m going to definitely give it a try. 🙂
It’s in the oven as I type this. Thanks I was struggling to decide what to make for dinner! I’ll be serving it up with some eggs (we have had way too many meat dishes these past couple of weeks). definitely(?) mom(m)ent (?) Comment are jsut a few words that make me stop and ask does that look right?
Let me know how you go! I hope you love it like I did. x
Whoops just realised I forgot to put my name before lol…
It was delish!!!!!! My whole family loved it… It is now becoming a regular dish thanks heaps! I am thinking of even making it as a breakfast dish by adding some beaten eggs through it and trying it with chourizo slices through it also (not for brekki though) YUM! Might try it also with carrot to replace the potato since I am insulin resistant potato a big no no for me to eat . I think I remember reading and commenting on a post you mentioned something about insulin resistance. Anywhooo… Thanks again!
Hey Alice. That’s great. So glad you liked it.
Yes, I have severe insulin resistance but my dietitian says potato is OK, as long as I’m having a protein at the same time. I’ve been lax with my diet and my medication since moving. Must get back on it. Not feeling so great! xx
Thank you for this. We have loads of zucchini in the garden so definitely trying this. 🙂
That looks amazing and perfect timing as just last week I was able to convince my husband to eat zucchini for the first time in four years!
oh that looks so very yummy! And we have zucchini in nearly every meal as well – usually grated!
I honesly dont think I’ve had zucchini in anything other than cookies and bread ……… maybe in soup or something like that. But I know I’ve never had it as a main ingredient. This looks very tasty so I will give it a try, anything with cheese and potatoes in it can’t be bad 🙂
My misspelled word is : Inconvenience , too many “N”s and “E”s I never get it right without spell check.
Thanks for sharing, this looks delicious 🙂 I love zucchini but my boys aren’t too keen so I have to hide it, this just might work!
I struggle with spelling plagiarist (I can right now because I looked it up) because it doesn’t look how it sounds, does it?
This recipe does look delicious! I should avoid dairy products so I will think of an alternative to the chees, but I WILL give it a try!
This looks so delicious, can’t wait to try!! My word is necessary (sp?) x
Yum! Looks delicious. I will definitely be trying this one out.
hi chantelle. just wanted to let you know we tried this recipe last night and it certainly was all sorts of yumminess. the boys picked out the zucchini…of course! it was a filling dish but rather light…i liked it alot. thanks. xo
Oouu try the zucchini fritters from smittenkitchen.com – lush!!
Will definitely get on that! x
This looks yummy! And I always have trouble spelling ridiculous, I feel like it should start with an “re”!!
Yum! This looks good – and go easy to make
The benefit of living in the UK means that we can avoid the spelling and just go with courgette!
Not food related, but I always struggle to spell ‘attach’ – what’s the deal with that?!
B x
your artical is very good ,thanks for ur sharing and i have learn many things from it .
If you like this, there is a similar Greek dish, you chop tomatoes, zucchini, and potatoes in even amounts and sizes, coat with olive oil, cook covered in tin foil at 400 F, for a few hours, until it has the consistency you like, and then serve with feta or goat cheese as a fantastic side dish, though many vegetarians I know eat this as the main dish. I got this from my Greek friend and I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love it. But I have your version in the over right now and I’m sure I’ll love it. I was worried I couldn’t get it to look pretty like yours but its going to be okay, there were many opportunities to fix the pattern as you go around. Hard words, diarrhea (spell check got it actually, I just miss spelled it again).
thanks, I will try this. I’ve just got into putting sweet potato in my potato bakes, I love it. I always have trouble with broccoli on my shopping list (is that right?) I never know.
Sssh. I don’t know either.
Yep. broccoli for me too, and carrot! I know how to spell them when typing, but there’s something about my handwriting that forgets!
Great way to use up all of that zucchini that keeps getting passed along to me. I’m so sick of zucchini bread – thanks for sharing the recipe!
Try zucchini slice with excess zucchini? 🙂
Accommodation and separate… I always stuff these up!
Hahahaha samesies @Rebel! Nice recipe Chantelle, will definitely give it a go.
Confession: those two get me too.
I have to think that there is “a rat” in separate. Helps me EVERY time 🙂
Chantelle, this recipe looks so yummy that I promise to try it out this upcoming weekend — it reminded me so much of Ratatouille … which by the way is a difficult word to spell 🙂 Can’t wait to try it out! Peace!
Oh I’ve never made ratatouille. Must do that too! But must first learn how to spell it.
I wonder if I could try pumpkin instead of potato.
Zucchini is hard for me too – I usually call them courgettes!
Pumpkin would be great! Do it. x
Hi nice to discover your blog. I laughed out loud with the zucchini line. SO too have the trouble. 🙂
Thanks for the recipe.
I get confused by confused & usually end up confussed! This sounds nice, what do you usually serve it with??
Now you’ve confused me!
We had it with chicken, but anything would be nice. Fish would be perfect!
This looks so, so yummy! I’m going to definitely give it a try. 🙂
It’s in the oven as I type this. Thanks I was struggling to decide what to make for dinner! I’ll be serving it up with some eggs (we have had way too many meat dishes these past couple of weeks). definitely(?) mom(m)ent (?) Comment are jsut a few words that make me stop and ask does that look right?
Let me know how you go! I hope you love it like I did. x
Whoops just realised I forgot to put my name before lol…
It was delish!!!!!! My whole family loved it… It is now becoming a regular dish thanks heaps! I am thinking of even making it as a breakfast dish by adding some beaten eggs through it and trying it with chourizo slices through it also (not for brekki though) YUM! Might try it also with carrot to replace the potato since I am insulin resistant potato a big no no for me to eat . I think I remember reading and commenting on a post you mentioned something about insulin resistance. Anywhooo… Thanks again!
Hey Alice. That’s great. So glad you liked it.
Yes, I have severe insulin resistance but my dietitian says potato is OK, as long as I’m having a protein at the same time. I’ve been lax with my diet and my medication since moving. Must get back on it. Not feeling so great! xx
Thank you for this. We have loads of zucchini in the garden so definitely trying this. 🙂
That looks amazing and perfect timing as just last week I was able to convince my husband to eat zucchini for the first time in four years!
oh that looks so very yummy! And we have zucchini in nearly every meal as well – usually grated!
I honesly dont think I’ve had zucchini in anything other than cookies and bread ……… maybe in soup or something like that. But I know I’ve never had it as a main ingredient. This looks very tasty so I will give it a try, anything with cheese and potatoes in it can’t be bad 🙂
My misspelled word is : Inconvenience , too many “N”s and “E”s I never get it right without spell check.
Thanks for sharing, this looks delicious 🙂 I love zucchini but my boys aren’t too keen so I have to hide it, this just might work!
I struggle with spelling plagiarist (I can right now because I looked it up) because it doesn’t look how it sounds, does it?
This recipe does look delicious! I should avoid dairy products so I will think of an alternative to the chees, but I WILL give it a try!
This looks so delicious, can’t wait to try!! My word is necessary (sp?) x
Yum! Looks delicious. I will definitely be trying this one out.
hi chantelle. just wanted to let you know we tried this recipe last night and it certainly was all sorts of yumminess. the boys picked out the zucchini…of course! it was a filling dish but rather light…i liked it alot. thanks. xo
Oouu try the zucchini fritters from smittenkitchen.com – lush!!
Will definitely get on that! x
This looks yummy! And I always have trouble spelling ridiculous, I feel like it should start with an “re”!!
Yum! This looks good – and go easy to make
The benefit of living in the UK means that we can avoid the spelling and just go with courgette!
Not food related, but I always struggle to spell ‘attach’ – what’s the deal with that?!
B x
your artical is very good ,thanks for ur sharing and i have learn many things from it .
If you like this, there is a similar Greek dish, you chop tomatoes, zucchini, and potatoes in even amounts and sizes, coat with olive oil, cook covered in tin foil at 400 F, for a few hours, until it has the consistency you like, and then serve with feta or goat cheese as a fantastic side dish, though many vegetarians I know eat this as the main dish. I got this from my Greek friend and I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love it. But I have your version in the over right now and I’m sure I’ll love it. I was worried I couldn’t get it to look pretty like yours but its going to be okay, there were many opportunities to fix the pattern as you go around. Hard words, diarrhea (spell check got it actually, I just miss spelled it again).