Definitions

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  • noun meat from a calf

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Examples

  • With the streets and sidewalks cleared, now's your chance to enjoy a presse de veau, grilled octopus and molten chocolate cake lunch at Cafe Boulud, or a black Tuscan kale, smoked beef rib and chocolate pudding dinner from Resto's.

    Restaurant Week Extended After Snow Storms Simon McCormack 2011

  • With the streets and sidewalks cleared, now's your chance to enjoy a presse de veau, grilled octopus and molten chocolate cake lunch at Cafe Boulud, or a black Tuscan kale, smoked beef rib and chocolate pudding dinner from Resto's.

    Restaurant Week Extended After Snow Storms Simon McCormack 2011

  • His bedroom was above the kitchen and when his grandmother cooked blanquette de veau for Sunday lunch, the aromas would waft upstairs.

    Cookery masterclass: Alain Ducasse 2011

  • His father came from a long line of chefs, and the first thing Paul Bocuse cooked as an 8-year-old boy, under the watchful gaze of his mother, was a rognon de veau with a potato puree—the type of food he still serves today.

    Chef Paul Bocuse Harks Back to His Youth Jemima Sissons 2011

  • With the streets and sidewalks cleared, now's your chance to enjoy a presse de veau, grilled octopus and molten chocolate cake lunch at Cafe Boulud, or a black Tuscan kale, smoked beef rib and chocolate pudding dinner from Resto's.

    Restaurant Week Extended After Snow Storms Simon McCormack 2011

  • With the streets and sidewalks cleared, now's your chance to enjoy a presse de veau, grilled octopus and molten chocolate cake lunch at Cafe Boulud, or a black Tuscan kale, smoked beef rib and chocolate pudding dinner from Resto's.

    Restaurant Week Extended After Snow Storms Simon McCormack 2011

  • Henry Harris, the chef at Racine, usually offers standard dishes such as tête de veau calves head or sautéed lamb sweetbreads with girolles, leeks and carrot puree.

    A Deliciously Offal Meal Bruce Palling 2011

  • He shrugged, lit a cigarette and we got back to the important work of making a perfect blanquette de veau

    Why Fancy Cakes Can Taste So Crummy 2010

  • There will be stews and confits and cassoulets; there will be black pudding and rabbit and tranche de tête de veau pané gribiche.

    Pierre Koffmann: 'Not enough British chefs cook from the heart' 2010

  • My first thought was the blanquette de veau that David Hagedorn featured in one of his Real Entertaining columns this year.

    Chat Leftovers: Finally, they're in Dutch Jane Touzalin 2010

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