Sentence examples for cooked veal from inspiring English sources

A nicely cooked veal chop — a splurge at $36 — was topped with a heap of generic sautéed mushrooms.

Veal saltimbocca, however, was lovely: thin, nicely cooked veal scallops, judiciously layered with thinly cut prosciutto and mozzarella and sauced with a sherry demi-glace that added a nice edge to the ensemble.

The scholarship finalists cooked veal orloff, a preposterously frilly dish involving roast veal cut from the bone, sliced, stuffed and squeezed into a cavity made from the bones, slathered in bechamel and truffles, and baked.

Pinkly cooked veal kidneys in a light mustard sauce (£6.50) and grilled whole plaice with boiled potatoes and spinach (£13.20) showed more promise, but a wedge of quince and almond tart (£5.50) was a trial, my fork almost doing a Uri Geller trying to crack the pastry.

If you have made tocco, you'll have leftover cooked veal for the filling.

The failure of foreigners to appreciate, say, the gelatinous texture of cooked veal head or the crispiness of small birds eaten whole is seen as a lack of sophistication.

I don't cook veal very often, but this dish is one of my favorites.

On a recent evening I had intended to cook veal chops on the grill outdoors.

This fall, in an exhibit at the Palais des Beaux-Arts, in Paris, you can see the "black meteorite" sculpture of carbon ashes, ground coffee, flour, and egg whites in which he had cooked a veal tongue — an image that came to him while thinking (out loud) about the artist Lucio Fontana's mid-century series "Concetto Spaziale".

Serves 8. 3 cups diced cooked beef, veal, or chicken.

Thielen also recovers the ways her Midwestern ethos — although not laced with truffle oil cooked in veal sauce— became increasingly pivotal to her understanding of feeding people.