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             Chef David Fritsche’s grand prize-winning Herb-Roasted Veal. Photo courtesy Le Québécois Grain-Fed Veal.    March 2009 |  | Award-Winning Veal Recipes Page 2: Herb-Roasted Loin Of Veal, Layered Confit Potatoes With Braised Veal, Creamy Salsify, Pan-Seared Sweetbread & Parsnip Chips   This is Page 2 of a 6-page article. Click the black links below to view the other pages.  Herb-Roasted Loin Of Veal, Layered Confit Potatoes With Braised Veal, Creamy Salsify, Pan-Seared Sweetbread & Parsnip ChipsThis is the grand prize-winning recipe from the 2008 Le Québécois Grain-Fed Veal recipe contest. It was created by David Fritsche, Senior Sous Chef at the Jumeirah Essex House in New York City. It’s a delicious medley of different flavors and textures. Loin Of Veal Ingredients 
  32 ounces veal loin1 tablespoon chopped parsley1 tablespoon chopped chive1/2 tablespoon chopped thyme2 tablespoons fresh, unsalted butterSalt and pepperOlive oil Preparation 
  Cut the veal into 8-ounce portions.Very finely chop all the herbs.Pan fry the veal medallions in olive oil to your liking. Finish the medallions with fresh butter, remove from pan and roll them in the fresh chopped herbs. Layered Confit Potatoes With Braised Veal Potatoes Ingredients 
  4 large Idaho potatoes1 pound clarified butter1/2 head  fresh garlic2 sprigs thyme1 bay leaf1/2 cup chicken stockSalt and pepper Potatoes Preparation 
  Heat the butter with all the ingredients to 212° F.Peel the potatoes and cut it into 1/4-inch discs. Gently simmer the sliced potatoes in the butter  until they are cooked 3/4 of the way through.Once cooked, remove from butter and sear in hot pan for some color. Braised Veal Ingredients 
   2 pieces veal osso bucco1/2 carrot, chopped 1 celery stick, chopped1 small Spanish onion, chopped 1 sprig thyme1 quart brown veal stock (or substitute with beef if no veal stock available) 1 teaspoon tomato paste1/2 green garden leek1 cup red wine Braised Veal Preparation 
   Pan sear the osso bucco. Add the vegetables and roast with the osso bucco until light brown. Add the tomato paste and let caramelize.Deglaze with the red wine and reduce by half. Add brown veal stock, bring to boil and add the herbs. Cover the pan and braise in the oven at 325°F  until tender.Cool down in the braising liquid so all the flavor stays in the meat and does not dry out. Once cold, remove the osso bucco from the liquid, remove the fat and bone and flake the meat into small pieces. Add 2 teaspoons of the braising liquid. Strain the rest of the braising liquid through a fine strainer and reduce to use it as the sauceTo finish, layer 3 slices of potatoes and braised veal on top of each other and reheat in the oven at 350°F. Top with sauce of the braising liquid. Creamy Salsify With Pan Fried Sweetbread Ingredients 
  1 pound fresh salsify1 ounce flour1  lemon1 bay leaf1 sprig thyme1 quart vegetable stock1 tablespoon fresh chopped parsley1 piece  cooked veal sweetbread1 teaspoon whipped cream Preparation 
  Peel the salsify and place in lemon water immediately to avoid turning black.Mix the flour with vegetable stock and bring to boil. Add the lemon, bay leaf, thyme and salt. Cook the salsify in the liquid till tender.Strain and keep some liquid to reheat. Finish with some fresh butter, chopped parsley and whipped cream.Slice the cooked sweetbreads into medallions and season with salt and pepper. Turn them in flour and pan sear them until golden brown in hot pan. Parsnip Crisp Ingredients 
  1 large parsnip1 cup milkFleur de sel Truffle oil Preparation 
  Peel and finely slice the parsnips.  Soak parsnips in milk for about an hour.Dry and fry parsnips in 325°F hot oil. Finish with fleur de sel and a little truffle oil. Plate Assembly 
  Place the herb-roasted veal medallion on top of the confit potatoes and garnish  with the truffle parsnip chips.Arrange the creamy salsify on the plate with the pan-seared sweet bread on top, and sprinkle it with some fleur de sel.Use the reduced braising liquid as the sauce. Wine Pairing A Northern Italian Nebbiolo-based red, such as Barbaresco, will pair beautifully with this dish. Nebbiolo has enough tannin structure to handle the protein-rich veal, as well as lively acidity, which will help to counter the richness of the confit potatoes and sweetbread. Nebbiolo’s inherent earthy aromas and flavors also complements the salsify and parsnip chips.   Continue to Page 3: Osso Bucco-Stuffed Herb-Crusted Veal Chop Go To Recipe Index Above   Recipes courtesy Le Québécois Grain-Fed Veal. Additional material 
                 
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