BBQ Brethren "Vegetable" Throwdown

Ooooo, never thought it would be hard to top Parsley!
 
Okay, here goes. Asparagas wrapped in Proscuitto from Christmas dinner. I spritzed these with olive oil and roasted them in a basket with carrots. No pics of them on the grill but you can trust me. Right?

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People actually eat vegetables? :twisted:
 
OK, now this might not be as involved as the "Parsley" dish but here it goes...:wink:
First you make a ratatouille = eggplant :shock:, peppers, onion, garlic. For those of you completely unfamiliar, those are vegetables :wink:. I also season with thyme, pepper and salt.

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Layer Filo dough with olive oil and Parmesan cheese. About 8 to 10 sheets. I was a bit busy, so I didn't make the Filo this time. :lol:

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Then I tucked the filo into a tart pan and added the ratatouille.

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I added a layer of cheese. You can use Provolone, but I used Manchego this time. Then a layer of tomatoes and zucchini.

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Then a final coat of olive oil and Parmesan and pepper.

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Then cooked on the Primo Oval with diffusers for 1hr. at 350*.

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It has to cool a bit to slice nicely and in the summer when I make it we often serve it at room temp. These days, room temperature is too darn cold, so we serve it warm.

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Use the last shot.
 
OK, now this might not be as involved as the "Parsley" dish but here it goes...:wink:
First you make a ratatouille = eggplant :shock:, peppers, onion, garlic. For those of you completely unfamiliar, those are vegetables :wink:. I also season with thyme, pepper and salt.

IMG_4552.jpg


Layer Filo dough with olive oil and Parmesan cheese. About 8 to 10 sheets. I was a bit busy, so I didn't make the Filo this time. :lol:

IMG_4585.jpg


Then I tucked the filo into a tart pan and added the ratatouille.

IMG_4592.jpg


I added a layer of cheese. You can use Provolone, but I used Manchego this time. Then a layer of tomatoes and zucchini.

IMG_4594.jpg


Then a final coat of olive oil and Parmesan and pepper.

IMG_4598.jpg


Then cooked on the Primo Oval with diffusers for 1hr. at 350*.

IMG_4627.jpg


It has to cool a bit to slice nicely and in the summer when I make it we often serve it at room temp. These days, room temperature is too darn cold, so we serve it warm.

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Use the last shot.

Oh yeah, baby!!! That's it right there. DAYYYUUUM, that looks good. I'd so hit that!
 
Wow! That Ratatouille Tart has got my vote so far! Fantastic! I would eat that up in a heartbeat!
 
ok, a bit embaresed that one of my first pics is about veggies.... but ok
whe had a friend over who is a vegetarian.....
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Wow! That Ratatouille Tart has got my vote so far! Fantastic! I would eat that up in a heartbeat!

If you threw in some vegetarian pepperoni and some cornfed sausage, that would be a nice pie!

seriously, looks great, but gores parsley is still high on my list.
 
The kids love large potatoes sliced about 1/4 inch thick (olive oil, salt and pepper) grilled once each side until done.
Dress'em how you want, sour cream, cheese, bacon etc.
Quick and easy.
 
BBQ Vegetables This is a tough one...

Used the Weber and my new Wok and did a Stir-Fry/Simmer

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And the Throw-down Shot

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WOW!! This is really what the what the challenge is all about.........veggies on the grill! This one really exemplifies it for me!! Nothing wrong with just veggies..........(closet vegetarian mod:sad:) Yes, I'd hit them!:eusa_clap
 
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