| Title: | How to Make them Goodies |
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| Created: | Tue Feb 18 1986 |
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Many thanks to WHICH::ADEY for supporting me in the great Mustard
controversey (See 709.* - Beef Strogonoff).
Perhaps he or somebody else can give me a recipe for a dish which
I ate recently in Geneva. It was called Veal in Classic Mustard
sauce, if my translation is correct, and consisted of escalopes
of Veal in a cream & Mustard ( Prob. Dijon ) sauce.
Thanks in Advance
Chris.
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| 714.2 | Here's a simple one I use.... | WHICH::ADEY | drink a little red wine.... | Fri Sep 18 1987 12:09 | 10 |
After sauteing veal (or chicken) scallops until done, remove them
from pan and keep warm. Pour off any fat from pan, then deglaze
with a little white wine (or vermouth), about a quarter cup. Add
heavy cream (about half a cup for every four scallops), 2 teaspoons
dijon style mustard, and salt and pepper to taste. Reduce this mixture
by half, taste for seasoning, then add back the scallops just to
coat and reheat.
Ken....
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| 714.4 | It's delicious! | FRSBEE::GIUNTA | Wed Oct 07 1987 13:36 | 7 | |
Re .2
I made this recipe last night, and it was delicious! I increased
the wine to about 1/3 cup and used about 1 cup of heavy cream because
I wanted to have more sauce. I know I will be making this often!
Cathy
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