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Veal leg

Veal leg

Veal leg is one of the most prized and versatile cuts of veal. It comes from the hindquarter of the calf and is characterised by a fine-grained texture, pale colour, and low fat content. It can be prepared in many ways, roasted whole in the oven, stuffed with herbs or vegetables, or sliced into escalopes, schnitzel, or rolled stuffed veal. The meat is naturally tender and does not require lengthy cooking. Veal leg is an excellent source of easily digestible protein, vitamin B12, and zinc. It is suitable both for festive family dinners and everyday cooking.

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Veal liver

Veal liver

Telecí játra jsou považována za nejjemnější a nejdelikátnější typ jater. Mají světlou růžovo-hnědou barvu, výrazně mírnější chuť než hovězí nebo vepřová játra a velmi hladkou texturu. Nejčastěji se připravují rychlým opékáním na pánvi s máslem nebo olejem, cibulí a bylinkami, obvykle šalvějí nebo petrželí. Je důležité je nepřevařit, aby zůstala šťavnatá a měkká uvnitř. Telecí játra jsou vynikajícím zdrojem železa, vitamínu A, vitamínu B12 a kvalitního proteinu. Jsou oblíbenou surovinou v italské, francouzské a středoevropské kuchyni.

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Veal Roast

Veal Roast

Veal roast is a classic dish made from a whole piece of veal that is slowly roasted in the oven or braised with root vegetables and its own juices. Thanks to the delicate texture of veal, the meat comes out tender, juicy, and full of flavor. The most commonly used cuts include the leg, shoulder, or back. The roast is typically served with a gravy made from the pan drippings, dumplings or potatoes, and braised vegetables. It is a beloved Sunday lunch as well as a festive meal. Preparation requires ample time, but the result is always rewarding. Veal roast is a traditional recipe of Central European cuisine.

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Veal Sausages

Veal Sausages

Telecí klobásy jsou masný výrobek vyrobený z jemně mletého telecího masa, ochucený kořením a plněný do střívek. Oproti klasickým vepřovým klobásám mají světlejší barvu, jemnější chuť a nižší obsah tuku. Jsou oblíbené u dětí a v lehčích jídlech. Příprava zahrnuje vaření ve vodě nebo napařování, ale také je lze rychle opéct na pánvi nebo grilovat. Skvěle se hodí jako rychlá svačina, v housce, do polévky nebo jako příloha s hořčicí a chlebem. Telecí klobásy jsou k dostání v lahůdkách a supermarketech a jsou tradičním produktem středoevropské kuchyně.

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Veal shank

Veal shank

Veal shank is a cut taken from the front or rear leg of the calf. It is a muscle with a high collagen content, which makes the meat exceptionally juicy during slow cooking and produces a naturally rich, gelatinous sauce. The most famous dish made from this cut is the Italian ossobuco, cross-cut slices with the bone and marrow intact, braised in wine with tomatoes and vegetables. It is also excellent braised whole with vegetables or red wine. After long, gentle cooking the meat becomes beautifully tender and falls apart easily. Veal shank is a cornerstone of many classic European recipes.

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Veal Shoulder

Veal Shoulder

Veal shoulder is a cut from the front leg of the calf, taken from the shoulder area of the animal. It is a slightly firmer but very flavorful piece of meat with subtle marbling. Thanks to its connective tissue content, it is ideal for slow cooking, braising, or roasting, during which the meat becomes tender and juicy. It is used in goulash, ragout, soups, or as the base for stuffed rolls. Veal shoulder is more affordable than premium cuts while still delivering excellent flavor results. It pairs well with root vegetables, fresh herbs, and white wine, which enhance its natural taste.

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Veal Stock

Veal Stock

Veal stock is a concentrated broth made by slowly simmering veal bones, sometimes roasted beforehand, with root vegetables and herbs. It is a cornerstone of classic French cuisine, used for preparing sauces, reductions and glazes. Unlike regular broth, it is cooked longer and has a more intense flavour and richer body due to high collagen content. When cooled, it sets into a firm jelly. It keeps in the refrigerator for four to five days or can be frozen in portions for several months.

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Veal Tenderloin

Veal Tenderloin

Veal tenderloin is the most tender and delicate cut of veal, located along the spine of the animal. It is characterized by a minimal amount of fat and sinew, making it highly popular among gourmets and professional chefs alike. It has a subtle, slightly sweet flavor and an almost melt-in-the-mouth texture. It is best prepared using quick cooking methods such as pan-searing in butter or grilling to preserve its juiciness. It pairs beautifully with cream sauces, fresh herbs, or truffles. Due to its exceptional quality, veal tenderloin is considered a premium cut and is a sought-after ingredient in restaurants and home kitchens alike.

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Veal tongue

Veal tongue

Veal tongue is an offal cut prized for its delicate flavour and smooth, tender texture. Compared to beef tongue, it is smaller, juicier, and more subtle in taste. It is most commonly prepared by simmering in a broth with root vegetables and spices, after which the outer skin peels away easily. It can be served hot with savoury sauces such as Madeira or dill sauce, or cold as part of a charcuterie platter or starter. Veal tongue is rich in protein, iron, and B vitamins. It is a popular component of festive dishes in Central European and French cuisine.

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Vegetable Broth

Vegetable Broth

Vegetable broth is a stock prepared by simmering vegetables, most commonly carrots, celery, parsley root, onion and other root vegetables, in water with herbs and spices. The result is a light, aromatic liquid that serves as the base for soups, sauces, risottos, stews and many other recipes. Compared to meat-based stocks, it is lighter and suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets. It can be made at home by slowly simmering vegetables, or used in its instant form as cubes, powder or concentrates. It naturally enhances the flavour of dishes and adds depth without the need for meat. It is a versatile ingredient suited to everyday cooking.

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Vegetable Broth

Vegetable Broth

Vegetable broth is a light cooking liquid made by simmering carrots, celery, parsley root, onion and leek with herbs. It is a versatile base for soups, sauces, risottos and braised dishes. Unlike meat broths, it suits vegetarians and vegans and has fewer calories. Preparation takes thirty to sixty minutes. The flavour can be varied with mushrooms, tomatoes or ginger. Homemade broth contains no artificial flavourings or excessive salt. It keeps in the refrigerator for three to four days or can be frozen in portions.

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Vegetable Fat

Vegetable Fat

Vegetable fat is a processed fat-based ingredient of plant origin, produced by hydrogenation or fractionation of vegetable oils. It is widely used in baking and confectionery for making doughs, fillings, creams, and chocolate coatings. Its solid consistency at room temperature makes it easier to work with than liquid oils. In industrial production, it is often found in biscuits, bars, ice creams, and margarines. When choosing, it is advisable to opt for versions free of trans fatty acids, which can form during industrial hydrogenation. It is also suitable for deep frying due to its high thermal stability.

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