Veal Chop Fried in Lemon and St. Petersburg Tea
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Tips
: Serve with fennel purée and potatoes. Garnish with a few tea leaves ground to a powder.
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Ingredients (for 4 servings)
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2
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veal chops approximately 6 cm (3 in) thick
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2
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45
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g
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butter
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3
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Tbsp.
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1
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big French shallot, thinly sliced
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1
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1
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leek white, thinly sliced
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1
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100
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g
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Chorizo or Calabrian sausage
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3½
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oz
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10
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g
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2
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Tbsp.
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1
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zest of lemon
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1
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275
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ml
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veal stock
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10
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oz
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175
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ml
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dry white wine
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6
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oz
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60
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g
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blanched beef marrow (optional)
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2
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oz
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30
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ml
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citrus fruit jelly
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2
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Tbsp.
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salt and pepper to taste
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Preparation
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Dice the chorizo. With the tip of a knife, make incisions into the centre of the veal chops. Place the diced sausage into the incisions.
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2.
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Melt the butter In a thick frying pan. Once it bubbles, place the veal chops in the pan and sear on both sides. Then place them in a roasting pan, seasoning both sides of the chops.
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Gently fry the shallot and leek in the frying pan, and deglaze with white wine.
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Add the veal stock and the tea. Reduce for 2 minutes and then spread the mix on the veal chops. Bake in the oven at 190°C (375°F) for 20 minutes.
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Remove the meat from the oven and let it sit, covered.
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Reduce the cooking juice and pass it through a sieve. Add the zest of lemon to the sauce and, using a whisk, add the beef marrow. Season and finish the sauce by adding the citrus fruit jelly.
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7.
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Follow the bones when cutting the veal, and cut the meat into thin slices. Pour some sauce onto the serving plate and then set the veal atop the sauce.
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Source: Christophe Alary & Pierre Watters. 2006. Du thé plein la toque. Thés Kusmi Importations Canada. 159 pages. ISBN 2-9829348-0.
Photographer: Louis Perron
Graphic designer: Sophie Saint-Pierre

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