I like these because they are a healthier option and gluten-free without sacrificing flavor. You can also customize them to your liking: for garnishing and topping, you can choose whatever you want and adjust to your taste, which we love. Preparing this dish took me around an hour, but it’s easy because it’s a sheet pan situation.

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In recent years, chefs and home cooks alike have been putting their own spin on the classic ratatouille recipe. My twist is this Ratatouille-Inspired Orzo Salad. This recipe combines roasted vegetables with orzo pasta, basil and red pepper hummus instead of a red pepper sauce, creating a light and fresh dish that is perfect for a summer meal or meal prep.

To make this salad, start by roasting a mix of diced eggplant, summer squash, zucchini, red and yellow bell peppers, and cherry tomatoes with olive oil, salt, and pepper. While the vegetables are roasting, cook the orzo according to the package instructions. Once both the vegetables and orzo are cooked, combine them in a large bowl with minced shallots, sliced basil, and a red pepper hummus dressing made with tahini, lemon juice, garlic, and paprika.

This Ratatouille-Inspired Orzo Salad is great for meal prep because it can be made ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator for up to five days. You can also customize the recipe to your liking by swapping out the vegetables for any seasonal favorites, such as butternut squash, Brussels sprouts, or sweet potatoes. If you need to make the dish gluten-free, simply substitute the orzo with a gluten-free pasta or rice. I also love how this is a vegan recipe!! Of course, you can add the dairy (goat cheese or feta would be delicious here.)

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Not a fan of turkey? You can cube chicken and toss it in the balsamic to make a glaze. Also, a vegan option here would b seitan!

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If salmon isn’t your jam, you can of course make this with any other protein of your choice. My fave suggestions? Cubed chicken breast, tofu or shrimp.

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This is a great weeknight meal, potluck contribution or even a fun Thanksgiving side. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

If you can’t find rainbow chard, kale works great too. Just use the stems in the beginning, then add the chopped leaves at the end.

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I used pumpkin purée in this recipe, but you can absolutely use acorn or butternut squash. If you do, just cube it and let it simmer in the broth until tender (not just fork tender, but falling apart on the fork.) This should take 20-30 minutes.

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The gnudi is so delicate, I highly recommend just pouring whatever sauce you decide to make right on top. This creamy shallot and artichoke sauce is my pride and joy, but if you want something simple, go with brown butter sage. You can’t go wrong with that! Enjoy this delicious recipe!

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