Veal Rolls with Ragoo

The Experienced English Housekeeper · Elizabeth Raffald · 1784
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The Experienced English Housekeeper
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Ingredients (8)
Instructions (11)
  1. Cut large collops off a fillet of veal.
  2. Hack them very well with the back of a knife.
  3. Spread forcemeat very thin over every one.
  4. Roll them up.
  5. Roast them, or bake them in an oven.
  6. Make a ragoo of oysters and sweet-breads diced, a few morels and mushrooms.
  7. Lay the ragoo in the dish with the rolls of veal.
  8. If you have oysters enough, chop and mix some with the forcemeat; it makes it much better.
  9. Form forcemeat balls and place them round the veal rolls.
  10. Ensure there is nice brown gravy in the dish.
  11. Send them up hot.
Original Text
CUT large collops off a fillet of veal, and hack them very well with the back of a knife, spread forcemeat very thin over every one, roll them up and roast them, or bake them in an oven, make a ragoo of oysters and sweet-breads diced, a few morels and mushrooms, and lay them in the dish with the rolls of veal; if you have oysters enough, chop and mix some with the forcemeat, it makes it much better; forcemeat balls look very pretty round them; there must be nice brown gravy in the dish, and they must be sent up hot.
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