| RATATOUILLE | It ate all our specially cooked vegetables in a dish |
| LAYERS | Strata; coatings; items of clothing worn under or over others; or, thicknesses of something such as sliced vegetables in a dish (6) |
| BREAKFASTED | Had meal in bar, fed steak specially cooked (11) |
| PASSENGER | Col Green's specially cooked fare? |
| STIR | A commotion; a faint movement or sensation; a slang word for jail; or, an instance of mixing cake batter, a cup of tea, vegetables in a wok etc (4) |
| PUREE | A thick, moist, smooth-textured form of cooked vegetables, fruits usually made by pressing the pulp through a sieve or by whipping this in a blender |
| SALAD | A dish of raw or cooked vegetables or herbs; a leafy green plant such as lettuce, grown for or used in this; fruit cocktail; or, any diverse medley (5) |
| TANDOORI | In Indian cookery, a method of cooking meat or vegetables in a clay oven |
| BIBIMBAP | Classic dish of rice with cooked vegetables and meat, topped with a fried egg. |
| COG | Tooth: perhaps it ate to turn something over in the mind (3) |
| POSTBAG | All our letters after B: A goes, for a start (7) |
| ALPHABET | Bath leap, in a way, shows all our characters (8) |
| SUKIYAKI | Japanese dish of thinly- sliced beef cooked with vegetables in a sweet soy sauce, usually at the table (8) |
| HOLLYLEAVEDCHERRY | Western tree, or "Ms. Hunter hasn't ate all her sundae"? |
| GREEDYPIG | Thin person originally filling carriage; he ate all the pies! (6,3) |
| COGITATES | Thinks it ate with the peripheral teeth (9) |
| CRONOS | Greek titan who ate all his sons |
| SATIATE | Supply to excess as it ate out |
| SELFISHDEFENSE | "... and that's why I ate all of your favorite cookies," e.g.? |
| LORAZEPAM | Soporific stuff with mass following all our jazzmen play on a regular basis |
