Taking A Day Off To Make Pixar's Ratatouille

I thought I'd dedicate a whole day to making the most iconic dish from one of favorite Pixar films. Remy's ratatouille - the dish that can make even the toughest food critic cry.

Recipe adapted from Thomas Keller's confit byaldi recipe!

Music by Nom Tunes

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[AverytheCubanAmerican]

Ratatouille...
whenever someone mentions that movie, we all experience a flashback to our childhoods like the critic

[aliveinupstate]

When she said simmering onion and garlic in a pan is one of the most comforting smells...I felt that in my soul.

[egonsangsoo]

Perfect but I have one advice : cut the vegetables a day before, put some salt on it, spread them on the largest surface you can, and put them in the fridge overnight without lid. The fridge and salt will extract the water so the flavors are more concentrated and the final result is less soaky and more crispy.

After that, take your vegetables, press them over sink (you can also use kitchen paper). And then place them standing up on your baking dish (so there is more contact with the heat from oven), with a layer of this red sauce you made an a drizzle of olive oil on top.

[andrew]

It's amazing how a chef can influence someone's license. Today, I'm a movie because of that direction in life.

[alanmorris]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, I'm a licensed chef because of that movie.

[darktrueno]

Remy would be proud at your re-attempt of his recipe

[sushi]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, I'm a licensed unemployed because of that movie.

[soonverified]

It's amazing how a train of comments can influence someones direction in life, now I want to become a professional youtube commentator.

[ammarrezadin]

I love the ways she pretended that remy was not beside her guiding to make it during the video

[tanmaybhanushali]

I honestly love the genuine care Inga gives for the food she creates. it's not about just getting something done; it's about imparting your life and personality into a beautiful piece of art :)

[Angel-rgsl]

I’m literally crying. This was SO therapeutic to watch. Everything from your soothing voice to your patience with every step. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️

[XxdextriousxX]

It was a little cruel how she didn’t tell us how it tasted. Just a simple “treating myself to this, byeee:)”

[Haylla]

"What kind of monster drinks iced milk?!"
*Pours coffee in*
"Oh, okay."

[hasinichiliveri]

Ratatouille was one of the most iconic Pixar movies. I can't believe how gorgeous and how similar this dish looks compared to the movie. Remy would be proud!

Edit: dude how did i get so much likes??? just showing a little love <3

[LongLiver]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, I am, because of that movie.

[s.leochapman]

Though the film was called Ratatouille, the dish itself is actually the rather closely related (but more visually pleasing) "tian", also from Provence, in the south of France. Yours looked really beautiful.

[kierstenchan]

So we all agree that Inga’s vids are literally the most relaxing

[Drewbo]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, I'm a licensed rat because of that movie.


Edit: It's actually hilarious that this started a comment train.

[oywiththepoodlesalready]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, I'm a licensed *rat* because of that movie.

[joaolstorres]

It's amazing how a movie can influence someone's direction in life. Today, i'm a licensed direction because of that movie.