Grilled Idaho Potato Ratatouille Salad

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30 minutes Prep: 10 minutes Cook: 20 minutes
278 calories per serving view nutrition facts
8 servings suggest servings

Ingredients

2pounds potatoes large Idaho
1medium eggplant
1medium zucchini
2medium yellow squash
4each mushrooms, portabella stems removed
1each green bell pepper
1each sweet red bell pepper
4each italian plum (roma) tomatoes halved lengthwise
4each onions peeled and halved from top to bottom
2each garlic cloves optional
1/2cup olive oil
1/4cup balsamic vinegar
1x salt and black pepper to taste
2teaspoons thyme leaves fresh, or snipped chives (optional)

Directions

Wash and dry all vegetables except for onions.

Cut potatoes into 1-inch thick lengthwise wedges.

Steam wedges on a rack over boiling water (covered) for 10 minutes to pre-cook potatoes.

Remove potatoes from steam and pat dry with paper towels.

Prepare remaining vegetables:

cut eggplant lengthwise into 1-inch thick slices; cut zucchini and yellow squash in half lengthwise; seed and quarter green and red peppers.

Place potatoes and all other vegetables on baking sheets and brush with olive oil to prevent sticking during grilling.

Prepare grill.

When grill is ready, lightly oil the grill tray.

Place eggplant, squash and mushrooms on the grill crosswise so they don’t fall through the grill tray.

Place the tomatoes and the peppers in a wire grilling basket or on a grilling tray suitable for small foods so they don’t fall through into the grill.

Place garlic heads directly on grill.

With the grill lid closed, grill all vegetables for 5 minutes.

With tongs and a metal spatula, turn the vegetables and grill the other side, with the lid closed, for another 5-6 minutes.

If all vegetables don’t fit on the grill, cook in batches.

When vegetables are cooked, arrange on a large serving platter (slice portobello mushrooms if they’re large).

Halve the grilled heads of garlic crosswise, and squeeze out the soft pulp into a small bowl.

Whisk together the balsamic vinegar and the garlic, then pour over the vegetables.

If not using garlic, just drizzle vinegar over vegetables.

Sprinkle vegetables with the fresh thyme leaves or chives, if desired.

Serve salad warm or at "picnic" temperature no need to chill.

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