Very convenient, tasty summer-autumn stew, on which you practically do not need to spend time, because it cooks itself in the oven. There are no special requirements for cutting vegetables either; they are cut into large and arbitrary ones. In Greek cuisine, this dish is called "Briam", this is a very popular everyday vegetable stew that is cooked everywhere. It is based on summer vegetables: zucchini, eggplants, peppers, new potatoes, but you can throw all the vegetables in Briam’s house: young cabbage, onions, tomatoes, asparagus beans - all the “leftovers”. Ideally, no vegetable should dominate, especially not to be zealous with potatoes - this is not a potato casserole. Briam is often sprinkled with cheese at the end of cooking, and not necessarily with Greek feta, modern housewives use their favorite cheese, for example, mozzarella, goat. Therefore, our hard cheese, which is on hand and which you like, is also suitable. The special charm of this vegetable stew is given by olive oil and oregano, I recommend not to refuse them. When I bake Briam a lot of vegetables on a baking sheet, the stew should be juicy, but not wet. If the smaller ingredients can be baked in the usual form. The dish is served to the table and hot and cold.
Ingredients: On a large baking sheet (6 servings) 2 medium zucchini 2 medium eggplants 1 bell pepper 200 g white cabbage 1 medium onion 4 small potatoes 150 g of hard cheese greens (dill and parsley) 5 tbsp. olive oil 1 tbsp. vegetable oil for greasing baking sheet 1 tsp salt a couple of pinches of freshly ground black pepper 1 tsp dry oregano or italian herbs
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