Typical Provence Ingredients

[da_seuss]

Can anyone tell me what the typical ingredients in Provence type dishes?

[piccola]

Olives, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic, squash, anchovies, and the above-mentioned herbs, to name a few.

[teetytot]

From one who lives in Provence, also: lamb, sausage, Dorade, Colin, tellines, tiny white bait, mussels, caillettes, goat cheese, eggplant, salads, frisée and lardons, thin-crust pizza, pork, lentils, white coco beans, cardoons, leeks, ramps, brandade de morue and tapenade.

[Chew on That]

Herbs de Provence! :)

I'm really not a Provencal cuisine guru by any means, but I can tell you that Ratatouille is a very popular French Provencal dish.

[patz]

the first things that come to mind are some combination of garlic, olive oil, herbs de provence (which can include marjoram, thyme, rosemary, sage, rosemary or a number of other herbs mixed together), basil, lavender, fresh tomatoes - really, just fresh vegetables of any kind, fish, olives, wine, fennel... are you looking for specific recipes or just trying to define the regional cuisine? provence also has a lot of north african immigrants (especially in marseilles), and former colonialists who lived in north africa (mostly the pieds noirs from algeria), so there is also a north-african influence in a lot of the region

[da_seuss]

nothing really specific, just looking for ideas to add to my "What am I going to make for dinner tonight?"