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                               French Recettes
 
      
          CÔTES DE VEAU AU FROMAGE

      [Veal Chops Stuffed with Ham and Cheese]
 
Brief Description:  Sautéed veal chops, stuffed with cured ham and Gruyère cheese.
 
Calories:  380
Carbohydrates: 
Preparation:  20 minutes
Cooking:        20 minutes 
 
      Ingredients for 4:                      Preparation:
 
  1. 4 1 inch thick veal chops;
  2. 4 slices of cured ham [jambon de Paris, de Bayonne or de Parme];
  3. 4 thin slices of Gruyère cheese;
  4. 1/4 cup of flour;
  5. 2 eggs;
  6. 1/2 cup of dried bread crumbs;
  7. 1/4 lb butter;
  8. 1 lemon cut into 8 slices;
  9. Salt, pepper and herbs de Provence.

     
  1. Make a length-wise stuffing pocket, by partially splitting each of the chops;
  2. In each pocket, place a slice of ham and one of cheese;
  3. Firmly press the chops, with their stuffed pockets, with your wet hands. Hold the two sides of the chops together with toothpicks;
  4. Beat the eggs with a fork;
  5. Mix together the flour salt, pepper and herbs de Provence;
  6. Dredge the chops in the flour mixture and then in the beaten eggs.  Then, dredge them in the crumbs;
  7. Melt the butter in a frying pan.  Add the chops to the pan and sauté for about 10 minutes on each side [or until done].  Serve sprinkled with parsley with the lemon slices on the side.
 
     
 
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