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Tian of Aubergine

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    4

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    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Shaun Hill

Published 2000

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Tian is part of that collection of words, like timbale or cocotte, which give a dish the name of the pot in which it is cooked or served rather than an ingredient or cooking process. A tian is an earthenware dish from Provence with a wide rim tapering quickly down to a narrow base, thus giving a good ratio of crisp topping to rather less soft filling. By association, a tian is any dish cooked this way. This could be served as a first course or light lunch with salad, or as a partner to roas

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