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What is the best meat to use for "involtini di manzo".
When i roll the beef with the pancetta,which way should the pancetta roll? Help please.
Answers:
This reminds me of brasciole (sp). You could go w pork or veal - tenderloin or scaloppine, because I've found some cuts (i.e. London broil/flank steak) tough, unless you pound it thin 1/8" - 1/16" ; and either sear it first -- or cook long & slow. Pound it thin between two sheets of oiled wax paper. Make sure there are no holes in the meat. If it's too narrow, you won't have room for the filling. Roll it like a burrito (long ends first), tucking the ends in and secure w kitchen string. Depending on the size of the rolls, if they're small, I'd go with two rolls each. Giada and Mario have a few recipes on Food Network, but I prefer the brasciole fillings - pine nuts, raisins, cheese, breadcrumbs, etc. YUM. Hope it's a big success. When is dinner? :-)
On the outside of the roll and depending on how big they come out, say, two or three per person?
Best meat = rattle snake
Pancetta should roll around
Perhaps:
Beef scallopini (Milanese cut, long and very thin)
Roll up slices starting at the wide end and tucking in the sides to enclose filling. Secure end with poultry lacers or toothpicks.
hope you find it helpful
involtini di manzo
Ingredients
1 lb. boneless round beef
8 slices lean pancetta
1 carrot
1 celery stalk
1 onion
2 cloves garlic
1 bay leaf
8 oz. red wine
2 oz. butter
olive oil
salt
pepper
Directions
Slice the meat thin and pound it with a wooden mallet. Place in a baking pan. Marinate with the carrot, celery and onion. Add the garlic and bay leaf to the bowl with the meat and cover with the wine. Marinate in a cool place for a couple of hours.
Drain the slices of meat, pat dry and cover each with a slice of pancetta. Roll each slice, with the pancetta on the inside, and tie the involtini with string or keep in place with a toothpick. Drain the vegetables, put them in a saucepan and sauté with half the butter and two teaspoons of oil. When tender (but not browned) add the involtini and brown quickly.
Reduce the wine by half its volume in a separate saucepan. Pour it over the involtini, add salt and pepper, cover and cook over very low heat for 30 mins. When the involtini are ready, remove the string or the toothpick and place them in a warm platter. Drain the cooking liquid, and reduce for another few minutes. Add the remaining butter without allowing the sauce to boil. Pour the sauce over the involtini and serve hot with polenta or mashed potatoes
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When i roll the beef with the pancetta,which way should the pancetta roll? Help please.
Answers:
This reminds me of brasciole (sp). You could go w pork or veal - tenderloin or scaloppine, because I've found some cuts (i.e. London broil/flank steak) tough, unless you pound it thin 1/8" - 1/16" ; and either sear it first -- or cook long & slow. Pound it thin between two sheets of oiled wax paper. Make sure there are no holes in the meat. If it's too narrow, you won't have room for the filling. Roll it like a burrito (long ends first), tucking the ends in and secure w kitchen string. Depending on the size of the rolls, if they're small, I'd go with two rolls each. Giada and Mario have a few recipes on Food Network, but I prefer the brasciole fillings - pine nuts, raisins, cheese, breadcrumbs, etc. YUM. Hope it's a big success. When is dinner? :-)
On the outside of the roll and depending on how big they come out, say, two or three per person?
Best meat = rattle snake
Pancetta should roll around
Perhaps:
Beef scallopini (Milanese cut, long and very thin)
Roll up slices starting at the wide end and tucking in the sides to enclose filling. Secure end with poultry lacers or toothpicks.
hope you find it helpful
involtini di manzo
Ingredients
1 lb. boneless round beef
8 slices lean pancetta
1 carrot
1 celery stalk
1 onion
2 cloves garlic
1 bay leaf
8 oz. red wine
2 oz. butter
olive oil
salt
pepper
Directions
Slice the meat thin and pound it with a wooden mallet. Place in a baking pan. Marinate with the carrot, celery and onion. Add the garlic and bay leaf to the bowl with the meat and cover with the wine. Marinate in a cool place for a couple of hours.
Drain the slices of meat, pat dry and cover each with a slice of pancetta. Roll each slice, with the pancetta on the inside, and tie the involtini with string or keep in place with a toothpick. Drain the vegetables, put them in a saucepan and sauté with half the butter and two teaspoons of oil. When tender (but not browned) add the involtini and brown quickly.
Reduce the wine by half its volume in a separate saucepan. Pour it over the involtini, add salt and pepper, cover and cook over very low heat for 30 mins. When the involtini are ready, remove the string or the toothpick and place them in a warm platter. Drain the cooking liquid, and reduce for another few minutes. Add the remaining butter without allowing the sauce to boil. Pour the sauce over the involtini and serve hot with polenta or mashed potatoes
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