Two Vegetable Recipes

Discover two vegetable recipes with easy-to-find, cheap ingredients. Keep reading to make a truly healthy and nutritious dish.
Two Vegetable Recipes

Last update: 09 November, 2019

Nutritionists recommend eating a main meal at least twice a day. For you to eat healthily and increase your intake of vegetables we have suggested two vegetable recipes that you will love. In addition, they are very easy to cook and made with ingredients that you can find in any supermarket.

Spanish ratatouille

Ratatouille is a very popular recipe in many countries. This is why you will find so many different versions. In this case, we’ve chosen the version of a typical Spanish ratatouille originating from the region of Castilla la Mancha, in Spain. Locally, this dish is also called, Pisto Manchego. This ratatouille is characterized by eggs and is accompanied by slices of bread.

Spanish Pisto is a vegetable recipe.

If you’re looking for a lighter version you can omit these two ingredients and thus make a complete vegetable ratatouille. Take note and make this healthy and delicious recipe.

Ingredients for two people:

  • 2 eggs
  • 1 zucchini
  • 1 red pepper
  • 7.05 ounces of ripe tomatoes
  • Half an onion
  • Olive oil
  • Salt
  • 2 slices of bread

Preparation:

  1. To make the ratatouille, we begin by chopping the onion and putting it in a pan over medium heat with a couple of tablespoons of olive oil.
  2. While the onion is cooking, peel the zucchini and chop it. Peel and clean the red pepper and remove the seeds.
  3. When the onion is half cooked add the zucchini and red pepper.
  4. Grate the tomato or dice it, according to your taste. When the rest of the vegetables are almost cooked, add the tomato. In just a few minutes it will be cooked.
  5. Add salt as necessary.
  6. Cook for 15 minutes over medium heat.
  7. In another pan, heat two tablespoons of oil. When it’s hot, fry the two eggs.
  8. Place the two eggs on top of the ratatouille and at the time of serving, accompany it with a couple of slices of bread.

Spanish ratatouille is one of the most versatile foods. This is a unique dish that can accompany meat or fish. You can also enjoy it on toast at dinner time. In addition, it’s perfectly preserved in the fridge, so you can make enough and eat it in different ways on successive days.

Spinach stuffed mushrooms

Stuffed mushrooms are a colorful, healthy recipe that everyone loves. It’s typical to fill them with ham, cheese or prawns. We propose a different version loaded with vitamins. It’s about delicious mushrooms stuffed with spinach and nuts.

Spinach stuffed mushrooms is a vegetable recipe.

Ingredients for two people:

  • 400 grams of mushrooms
  • 200 grams of spinach
  • Half an onion
  • 1.77 ounces of cheese
  • Olive oil
  • Salt
  • 6 nuts

Preparation:

  1. Begin by washing the mushrooms and separating the stalks. Chop the stalks, because they’ll be part of the mixture that we’ll fill the mushroom with later.
  2. In a hot pan with two tablespoons of oil, cook the mushroom stalks. Add the chopped onion and a pinch of salt.
  3. Wash the spinach. You can also use frozen spinach, but our recommendation is to use fresh ingredients whenever possible.
  4. Add the spinach and the cheese. Cook for 5 minutes stirring all of the ingredients.
  5. When they are cooked, add the chopped nuts and salt if necessary.
  6. Fill the mushrooms with the mixture. If you want you can sprinkle a little cheese on top of each one.
  7. Place in the oven for 20 minutes at 356 degrees F.

This dish is perfect for a light dinner accompanied by a salad. You can also eat it at noon as a second course. Another option is to cook it for a special day to surprise your guests with different tapas.

As you have seen, eating vegetable recipes is very simple and you can cook them in many ways. Go ahead and make these original vegetable recipes. Encourage your kids to eat vegetables too!

 


This text is provided for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a professional. If in doubt, consult your specialist.