Italian cooking...for the fast and frugal!
Someone
said to me recently, "Italians are about fast cars and good food." I
said, "and that's why they invented spaghetti bolognese and the
Lamborghini".
For this dish you will need to buy: one
lean veal loin. One jar of roasted red peppers or do them yourself on
the stove top and of course, linguine pasta.
Begin by
sauteing in olive oil on med. heat the veal, cut into medallion size
chunks. Add these seasonings: rosemary or lavender (ready to use from
the garden) and or mint, with some oregano including a dash of garlic
powder.
Once the medallions are browned, add your
roasted red peppers, including some of the liquid from the jar. To build
up a thicker sauce, just mix 1 tbs of flour to 4 tbs of cooking sherry
and 1/2 cup of beef stock to make a thickened sauce. As the meat and
sauce bubbles and perks, pour in the slurry; you may want to thin down
the sauce adding more beef stock but only a little at a time to retain
the consistency of the sauce. Cover and let simmer on low while you boil
water for the linguine.
As the pasta become tender, drain, rinse and ladle onto a low lipped serving plate. Top with the veal and peppers in sauce.
~ Tutti a Tavola!
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