Ragoût of Veal

A Handbook of Cookery for a Small House · Conrad, Jessie · 1923
Source
A Handbook of Cookery for a Small House
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Not a recipe
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Ingredients (15)
substitutions if green peas are not available
if using cold veal
Instructions (7)
  1. Cut the neck of veal into small pieces.
  2. Put the veal into a saucepan and cover with cold water.
  3. Add salt, pepper, loaf sugar, spring onions (bottoms and green tops), small carrots (split in two), and a small turnip to the saucepan.
  4. Stew gently for one and a half to two hours, adding a little water if required.
  5. Half an hour before serving, add fresh green peas, mixed herbs, and white wine.
  6. Thicken the ragoût with a little smoothly mixed flour and water, stirred into the veal.
  7. Serve in the earthenware saucepan with a napkin tied around it.
Original Text
Ragoût of Veal Cut into small pieces two pounds of neck of veal. Put into a saucepan and cover with cold water, and a teaspoonful of salt, a little pepper, one piece of loaf sugar, six spring onions, bottoms and green tops, six small carrots split in two, and one small turnip. Stew gently for one and a half to two hours, adding a little water if required. Half an hour before serving add a half pint of fresh green[Pg 42] peas, a pinch of mixed herbs, half a glass of white wine. Thicken with a little smoothly mixed flour and water, stirred into the veal. Best served in the earthenware saucepan, with a napkin tied round it. If green peas are not available a little Patna rice may be used after it has been washed through several waters; or a few cut scarlet runners. Cold veal may be treated as above but in that case a little good meat juice must be used instead of the extra half pint of water.
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