medallions of veal with sauces iii stuffing sauces

Author of this recipe: Denis Hannem

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"Discover our flavorful Medallions of Veal with Sauce III Stuffing! Savor tender veal medallions stuffed with garlic, onions, mushrooms, and tomato sauce, then topped with rich sauces made from soy, hoisin, sesame, and wasabi. Perfect for any occasion!"

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  11. **Veal Medallions with Sauce and Stuffing Recipe**
  12. Discover how to create delicious veal medallions with sauce and stuffing in this easy-to-follow recipe. Perfect for a hearty, flavorful meal!
  13. ### Ingredients
  14. - Veal mince (600g) or beef mince (optional)
  15. - Prosciutto ham slices
  16. - Shallot, thinly sliced
  17. - Garlic cloves, minced
  18. - Fresh rosemary, chopped (for seasoning)
  19. - Flour
  20. - Egg
  21. - Bread cubes (crispy or airy)
  22. - Pecorino Romano cheese shavings (optional)
  23. - Marinara sauce (homemade or store-bought)
  24. - Stuffing mixture: prosciutto, bread cubes, and fresh rosemary
  25. ### Instructions
  26. 1. **Prepare the Ingredients**
  27. - Wash and pat dry the veal mince. If using beef mince, substitute 2/3 of it with prosciutto for extra flavor.
  28. - Slice shallots thinly and minced garlic.
  29. 2. **Make the Marinara Sauce**
  30. - In a small bowl, mix flour, egg, and milk (or water). Whisk until smooth.
  31. - Heat marinara sauce over medium heat in a pan. Add prosciutto and rosemary. Stir until fragrant.
  32. - Pour the marinara into the mixture and stir to combine. Let it thicken slightly before using.
  33. 3. **Sear the Veal**
  34. - Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add veal mince and season with salt and pepper. Sear for 4-5 minutes on each side until golden brown.
  35. 4. **Shape into Medallions**
  36. - Take each medallion and wrap it tightly in plastic wrap, pressing gently to seal. This will help retain juices during cooking.
  37. 5. **Stuff the Veal**
  38. - Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Lightly grease a baking dish with butter or Pam.
  39. - Place stuffed veal rounds into the prepared dish, overlapping by about an inch.
  40. 6. **Cook the Stuffing**
  41. - Bake for 25-30 minutes until the stuffing is tender and lightly browned. Alternatively, stuff the veal rounds directly into a pot of marinara sauce.
  42. 7. **Assemble and Finish**
  43. - Remove medallions from baking dish; set aside.
  44. 8. **Garnish and Serve**
  45. - Sprinkle with fresh rosemary or Pecorino Romano for extra flavor. Serve immediately with crusty bread or vegetables on the side.
  46. Enjoy your homemade veal medallions with sauce and stuffing! Perfect for a special meal or a quick dinner.

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