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Terms in French 5001-5010 of 10943

côtes de veau à la Dreux

[French]

Veal cutlets, sautéed in butter and garnished with veal quenelles, tongue, truffles, cockscombs, kidneys and olives and served with Madeira sauce.

côtes de veau à la gironnaise

[French]

Veal with cream, mustard and gherkins (US: dill pickle) sauce.

côtes de veau à la paysanne

[French]

"Veal cutlets in the style of the countryside." Veal cutlets browned in butter and put in a dish, topped with slices of turnip, onions, potatoes and leeks, baked and moistened with thickened veal stock.

côtes de veau à l'ardennaise

/kohts duh voh ah lahr-dehn-nehz/
[French]

"Veal cutlets in the style of the Ardenne." Veal cutlets coated with a mixture of crushed juniper berries, basil and black pepper, browned in butter, coated with fried breadcrumbs and braised in red wine and chicken stock.

côtes de veau aux champignons sauvages

[French]

"Veal cutlets with wild mushrooms." Veal cutlets sautéed in butter with wild mushrooms, coated with cooking juices deglazed with white wine and brandy and thickened with cream.

côtes de veau Chapelle Saint-Martin

[French]

Veal cutlets braised in chicken stock with aromatic vegetables. The braising liquid is then thickened with butter.

côtes de veau Custine

[French]

"Veal cutlets in the style of Custine." Veal cutlets with a mushroom coating or stuffing, dipped in egg and breadcrumbs, fried and served with tomato sauce.

côtes de veau Foyot

[French]

Veal baked with cheese.

côtes de veau Pojarski

[French]

"Veal cutlets in the style of Pojarski." Veal minced (US: ground) with bread, shaped into a cutlet and fried.

côtes de veau au vert-pré

[French]

Grilled veal cutlets garnished with pommes de terre pailles and watercress and moistened with seasoned butter.