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Mushroom Sauce Stuffed Veal Scallops Recipe

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Ingredients

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4 large veal scallops or 12 small veal scallops
olive oil
2 shallots, finely chopped
3 garlic cloves, crushed
30 - 40 g butter
250 g mushrooms, 1 cup finely chopped mushrooms for the stuffing (save the remaining mushrooms for the sauce.)
2 teaspoons fresh rosemary, finely chopped
1 tablespoon thyme leaves
4 fresh sage leaves, finely chopped
3 slices bacon, rashers chopped
1/2 cup herb stuffing mix (use paxo sage and onion.)
100 ml hot water
butter (extra)
1/2 teaspoon vegetable stock
130 g veal mince

Nutritional information

479.9
Calories
290 g
Calories From Fat
32.3 g
Total Fat
15.6 g
Saturated Fat
229.3 mg
Cholesterol
619.4 mg
Sodium
24.3 g
Carbs
3.6 g
Dietary Fiber
7 g
Sugars
20.1 g
Protein
426g
Serving Size

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Mushroom Sauce Stuffed Veal Scallops Recipe

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    My veal scallops were huge, in fact I have never bought scallops of veal this big before, I made one per person. I have made this before with small veal scallops and I made three per person, used about 1-2 teaspoons of stuffing for each slice and made them as little bundles, so either way will work fine. You will see from the photograph just how large it was I was able to cut each veal scallop into four pieces. Maybe where you are in the world this will not seem strange to you, this may be standard size, but where I am I usually get small scallops of veal, not that I am complaining it was delicious and took me half the time because I wasn't rolling up 12 little rolls, just 4 huge ones.

    • 110 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Stuffed Veal Scallops With a Mushroom Sauce and Carrot Rosti, My veal scallops were huge, in fact I have never bought scallops of veal this big before, I made one per person I have made this before with small veal scallops and I made three per person, used about 1-2 teaspoons of stuffing for each slice and made them as little bundles, so either way will work fine You will see from the photograph just how large it was I was able to cut each veal scallop into four pieces Maybe where you are in the world this will not seem strange to you, this may be standard size, but where I am I usually get small scallops of veal, not that I am complaining it was delicious and took me half the time because I wasn’t rolling up 12 little rolls, just 4 huge ones , I was looking for a new and different side dish to serve with a meal and the Carrot Rosti recipe here really appealed to me I made it this evening and we really enjoyed it; it has a nice fresh carrot flavor The dill sauce was perfect for me and my husband, and it added the perfect tang without overpowering the taste of the carrots Our son liked the rostis better without the sauce, but he’s still in the early stages of tasting new ways to prepare familiar foods I can’t wait to serve this to friends — I’m sure no one has every had carrots prepared this way before, and I’m sure they will all love the carrots rosti with the great dill sauce as much as we did!! Thanks, Flying Chef, for a terrific recipe!!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Add a Little Olive Oil to a Pan, Add Shallots and Garlic, Cook Until Onion Softens. Add Butter and Melt, Add Mushrooms, Cook and Stir Until Liquid Has Evaporated.

    2
    Done

    Meanwhile in a Small Pan Cook Chopped Bacon, Until Browned.

    3
    Done

    Add Herbs and Bacon to Mushroom Mix and Stir to Combine, Remove from Heat.

    4
    Done

    Boil Some Water, Add a Knob of Butter and Veg Stock to a Measuring Jug, Pour 100ml of Hot Water Into Jug, Stir Until Butter Has Melted and Stock Has Dissolved. Add This Liquid to the Stuffing, Mix to Combine, Finally Add This to the Mushroom Mix.

    5
    Done

    Add the Veal Mince to the Pan and Stir to Combine, Add the Egg and Parmesan Cheese, Again Stir to Combine.

    6
    Done

    Season Veal Scallops With Salt and Pepper, Spread Stuffing Over Veal, Leaving Just a Small Border Around the Edge. Roll Scallop Up and Wrap Prosciutto Slices Around the Veal to Secure. If You Have Any Stuffing Left Over I Just Cook That Separate.

    7
    Done

    Heat a Small Amount of Oil in a Pan Add Rolls to Brown Both Sides. Transfer to a Lightly Oiled Ovenproof Dish, Drizzle a Little Oil Over Veal Rolls and Bake at 180c For 30-40min's or Until Done. Check Regularly Towards the End of Cooking as You Do not Want to Over Cook and Toughen It Up.

    8
    Done

    Sauce.

    9
    Done

    While Pork Is Cooking Make the Sauce, Add the Oil to a Pan Along With the Sliced Mushrooms. Cook Until Mushrooms Are Browned and Soft, Add Wine and Water, Simmer a Few Minutes to Reduce Slightly.

    10
    Done

    Add Chicken Stock and Stir to Dissolve, Add Thick Double Cream First and Stir Until It Well Combined, Add Light Cream, Season With Pepper, Finally Add Gravy Granules and Stir to Thicken, Serve Over Veal.

    11
    Done

    Carrot Rosti.

    12
    Done

    Combine Sour Cream, Cumin and Dill in a Small Bowl, Refrigerate Until Needed.

    13
    Done

    Combine Carrot, Egg, Egg White and Flour in a Large Bowl, Cook Serving Spoon Size Rosties in an Oiled Pan Until Browned on Both Sides and Cooked Through. Drain on Absorbent Paper.

    14
    Done

    Note:i Say Serving Spoon Size as You Want It Bigger Than a Tablespoon, They Should Be Large in Diameter but Quite Flat, You Will Get the Idea from the Picture.

    15
    Done

    Serve With Sour Cream Mixture.

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