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Tuscan-Style Veal Chops

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"Grill masters all over the world have noticed that when you grill a piece of meat and then anoint it with some kind of fat, it mixes with the meat juices and creates instant sauce," Raichlen says. "At Peter Luger Steakhouse, in Brooklyn, steaks get finished with a pat of butter; other places use beef tallow." In Tuscany, olive oil is the fat of choice for finishing herbed veal chops like these.

Pairing Suggestion

These Tuscan-style chops go well with a Sangiovese-based Tuscan red—not a surprise, since Tuscan Sangiovese usually has a lightly foresty, herbal aroma. A good one to pour is the berry-inflected 2003 Monte Antico.

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Tuscan-Style Veal Chops

Posted by: hunteradrienne on April 27, 2008

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