Veal Marsala
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Italian Restaurant Classics
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By stacyzeesmom_15...
Beverly Hills, CA
on March 02, 2005
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Excellent for company or family dinner.
By kristincrowder_...
Camden, AR
on February 21, 2005
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Wow... I can't believe I made something so wonderful! Great recipe, Giada! It was simple and a joy to prepare.. all the aromas were so amazing, when you add the Marsala.. mmmm... and it turned out perfectly! I served it over fresh angelhair pasta, with herb roasted potatoes. And I used twice the mushrooms the recipe calls for and it was fabulous.. Love it.
By velovin
Powhatan, VA
on February 18, 2005
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This is the definitive Veal Marsala--simple and elegant. I used a meat mallet to pound the veal scallops before cooking them according to the recipe. They were tender enough to cut with a fork. Thanks, Giada!
By Chef_tmr
San Diego, Ca
on February 13, 2005
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I've used this recipe several times and this is the great....a great recipe to use when you have company
By nbrisson_1935769
toronto
on February 12, 2005
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Lovely...better if you dust flour on veal to thincken the juice
By duchunter98_1811104
Jacksonville, FL
on February 07, 2005
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Everything tasted great, but I would have liked the sauce to be thicker.
By enf4cer_1843761
Pepperell, MA
on February 05, 2005
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This dish was great! I had on idea this meal was so easy to make this good at home. I made half Chicken and half Veal in seprate pans, and both turned out spectacular.
By mwatowich_1404165
Midlothian, TX
on February 04, 2005
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Awesome and really easy.
By pcmdidier_1753142
New Roads, LA
on January 27, 2005
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Was worried I wouldn't be able to pull it off but I did and WOW it was wonderful. Served sauce over fresh angle hair pasta,creamed spinach and freshly sliced, toasted french bread, rubbed it down with a fresh galric clove....yum. I will be making this for family and friends!
By captsmate_1948284
Sarasota, FL
on January 27, 2005
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Served the meal within 15 minutes of start time. Excellent weeknight, gourmet entree, which we ate with sauteed spinach and crusty bread.