HOW TO: Veal Chop In-Flight Plating

Veal is a tender meat that has been part of Italian cuisine since the time of the Roman Empire. The meat then became popular with French royalty and was considered a delicacy. This dish also features avjar, a red pepper sauce of Serbian origin, which complements the flavor profile of the veal chop. With the following video in-flight plating guide, you will be able to create a veal entree fit for even the most elite aristocrats in history!

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Tools and Ingredients

Cutting Board
Knife
Tongs
Fork
Spoon
Plate

Garnish Kit (keep cold)

Avjar (Red Pepper Sauce)
Herb Garnish

Veal Chop Entree

Veal Chop
Asparagus
Roesti (Potato Pancake)
Whole-Grain Mustard Glace

Reheating

Heat oven to 275F (135C) and cook for 20 minutes. If necessary, adjust temperature to your oven since ovens can vary.

6 Plating Steps

Place potato pancake slightly off-center on plate.
Lay asparagus across pancake to create base for chop.
Crimp foil cup into spout and pour generous amount of whole-grain mustard glace.
Using squeeze bottle spout, zigzag plate with avjar or …
Squeeze out large amount of avjar onto plate and use back of spoon to smear across plate.
Arrange veal chop on center of plate and garnish with herbs.

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