Some very easy ones :
Belgium endives.
6 endives
Butter
Salt & pepper
Boil the endives in water for 5 minutes. Drain them. In a frying pan, put the butter, the endives very well drained of water, salt and pepper. Cover them and cook on medium-low heat until cooked as you like your vegetables.
Grilled vegetables :
4 zuchini
2 eggplants
4 yellow zuchinis
olive oil
thyme, salt & pepper
In an aluminium foil, put all the vegetables that you would have sliced or diced, the salt, pepper, thyme and olive oil, close the foil but leav a little opening, and cook on the barbecue. Very simple and very tasty. In fact you can do the same proces with any vegetables. Portobella or wild mushrooms are great like this.
Greean beans and tomatoes :
Boil the beans for a few minutes.
In a frying pan, put some butter, sliced onions, whole or diced peeled tomatoes (drained of the juice). When the liquid you'll get has evaporate a little add the beans, salt and pepper and stir. Cook o medium heat until the tenderness you like.
Green beans and cream
Boil the beans in salted water
In another pot, put a big piece of butter and let it melt on low heat (at no point of the proces the sauce must boil). When melted, add a pot of double cream, salt & pepper.
Let your guests pour the sauce on the beans themselves.
Tomatoes provençales (fats & easy) :
Cut the tomatoes in half.
Put a touch of oilve oil, salt, pepper crushed garlic, shredded parsley and bread crumb (the thin kind) on top of each pieces of tomates. Put in the oven at 400° but careful that the tomatoes remain firm and don't overcooked.
And here is one of my favorites :
A bag of frozen peas (or fresh peas)
1/2 a bag of baby carrots
2-3 white potatoes
2 onions
1 pack of salted pork (diced, without the white fat)
Butter
In a pot, put the butter, the sliced onions and the diced pork.
Add the frozen peas and bay leaves. About 10 minutes after, the diced potatoes, and 5 minutes after the carots. Cook until the vegetable are cook the way you like them.
Bon appétit,
Mouchie