These tender and delicately flavoured meats come exclusively from young animals, most often lamb or veal. Veal sweetbreads are the most commonly used by chefs today and this recipe is a classic Dijon dish.
Brown veal stock is a staple in many kitchens and especially in French kitchens. Chefs like veal because it has a deep but not overwhelming flavor and contains more pectin, a good quality to have in stocks used to make ....
Osso Buco is a Milanese dish. Traditionally, tomatoes are not used in the cooking of Northern Italy. The absence of the robust tomato allows the more delicate flavour of the meat to come through in this classic Osso Bucco.
Involtini means "little bundles" and if you travel around Italy you will find this recipe in many guises. Traditionally Involtini were made with meat or fish, stuffed with breadcrumbs, pine nuts and currants. You could also use turkey or chicken ....
This gourmet recipe is also call Rognons de Veau Dijonnaise and is widely found in French brasserie and bistros all across the country, way beyond Burgundian tables.