Login :
 
New Chef?
Forgot Password?
 

Search recipes :

Grilled Veal Chop with Roquefort Butter

2 Ratings and 2 Comments Bookmark and Share
 
Category : General
Cuisine :
Chef : Job_Hammond
PREP TIME: 30-45 mins COOK TIME: 30-45 mins SERVES: 4 servings
INGREDIENTS
250 g Unsalted butter; softened
-(9oz)
250 g Roquefort cheese; (9oz)
1 Garlic clove; crushed
Tabasco; to taste
1/2 bn Parsley; picked
4 250 g; (9oz) veal chops,
; trimmed
Olive oil
1 Lemon; quartered
INSTRUCTIONS

Put the butter, half the Roquefort, the garlic and a few drops of Tabasco
in a mixer with a beater attachment. Blend until completely homogenized.

Blanch the parsley leaves for 5 seconds in boiling water. Refresh in cold
water, dry and chop coarsely. Beat the parsley into the butter mixutre.
Crumble the remaining Roquefort and fold into the butter mixtre. Shape the
butter into a roll, wrap up in clingfilm and chill.

Pre heat a cast iron ridged griddle pan and preheat the oven to
180?C/350?F/gas mark 4. Season the chops, brush with a little oil and mark
both sides on the griddle to give an attractive cross hatched pattern.
Place in a large roasting pan, transfer to the oven and cook for 15
minutes. This will give you a good pink chop. If you prefer it well cooked,
leave for 5 minutes longer. Remove from the oven and allow to rest for 15
minutes in a warm place.

Put a chop on each plate and garnish with a couple of slices of the
Roquefort butter and a lemon wedge. Chips are definitely the best thing to
have with this dish, roast tomatoes come a close second. Follow with a
green salad.

 
 

 
Similar recipes
   
Veal Scaloppine by Job_Hammond
   
Veal Florentine by Job_Hammond
   
HOMEMADE BRATWURST by Job_Hammond
   
Homemade Bratwurst by Job_Hammond
   
Veal Marsala by Job_Hammond
   
VEAL MARSALA by Job_Hammond
   
Veal Marsala by Job_Hammond
   
Kahlua Grilled Shrimp Pasta by Job_Hammond
   
Lengua Estofada (Veal Stew) by Job_Hammond
   
Homemade Bratwurst by Job_Hammond
 
 
 
 
To leave a comment
Login Now
 
 
 
No Comments Posted so far... why don't you be the First to review?