Provençal Tian - Fanned Vegetables from the Oven
Side dish
vegan
gluten-free
nut-free
lactose-free

Provençal Tian - Fanned Vegetables from the Oven

Courgette, aubergine and tomato in thin slices, layered like roof tiles in a shallow dish and an hour in the oven. The tian is really the vessel, not the dish - a shallow earthenware form found in every Provençal household.

1 hr 20 min4 servings
high in fibreantioxidantplant-basedheart-healthycell-protecting

Why this dish is good for you

183 calories a portion with almost seven grams of fibre: one of the best ratios a hot dish can offer. Long baking makes the tomato's lycopene more available, and the olive oil is what allows it to be absorbed at all.

Ingredients

  • Courgette(in five-millimetre slices)500 g
  • Tomatoes(ripe and firm, in slices of the same thickness)500 g
  • Aubergine(in five-millimetre slices)400 g
  • Onion(in fine strips, as the base layer)200 g
  • Olive oil40 g
  • Garlic15 g
  • Salt4 g
  • Thyme(fresh, leaves stripped from the stalks)3 g

Method

  1. 1

    Heat the oven to 180 degrees.

  2. 2

    Sweat the onion strips with a third of the olive oil in a pan for 15 minutes until soft and sweet, then spread them in a shallow baking dish.

  3. 3

    Cut courgette, aubergine and tomatoes into slices of equal thickness - the one point where precision matters, or one will be done before the other is tender.

  4. 4

    Stand the slices upright and layer them alternately like roof tiles on the onion bed, packed tightly together.

  5. 5

    Drizzle with the remaining olive oil and scatter over garlic, thyme and salt.

  6. 6

    Bake for 55 to 65 minutes until the liquid has evaporated and the surface has browned. Serve lukewarm - hot, a tian tastes of less than it does after twenty minutes' rest.

🧅 Warum die Scheiben aufrecht stehen

Laid flat in layers, the vegetables steam in their own juice. Stood upright and packed tight, only a narrow edge is exposed for the liquid to evaporate from - so the vegetables braise below and roast on top. The same principle is behind oven-baked ratatouille.

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