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This was fabulous! I was unable to get veal, but subbed turkey breast cutlets pounded thinly and they worked out very well indeed. The sauce is really the key - it is so tasty and decadent - and very lemony. Perfect - just as scrumptious as I have been served in my favorite Italian restaurant. Sometimes it is these simpler recipes that are simply the best. Thanks!
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EXCELLANT!!! Better than our local restaurants serve here in my town. I used the Francaise recipe, served it with linguine and also added capers suggested by other reviews. I think next time I will try it with mushrooms and dry wine as one reviewer did. My husband really enjoyed it and I can't believe it was so easy. I think I will also double the ingredients for the sauce since it was so delicious with the pasta.
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on December 28, 2003
I made this dish for me and my dad. We loved it. We ate the whole thing and he's 87 yrs old! It was that good. thank you Chia for an easy and delicious recipe, we will have this again soon.
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on May 01, 2003
This a wonderful dish! I used veal and made the picata exactly as Chia wrote the recipe. It turned out so nice and my whole family loved it. I served the picata with penne pasta and steamed green beans. Thanks Chia!
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Made this (mostly) with wonderful veal cutlets. Didn't have fresh parsley (mine had gone south). But did everything else, and added capers and just a touch of heavy cream to the sauce. Neither of us could stop eating this until it was all gone!
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on October 21, 2009
I made this tonight and my husband and little girl loved it! I loved it and it was so easy too. I used the piccata recipe and just added about a tbsp of capers as someone else recommended. I served it with angel hair with butter and parmesan cheese, salad and steamed broccoli. It was delicious, pretty and easy! Thanks!
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on September 28, 2009
excellent, I added mushrooms to the pan of veal initially and a little dry white wine when reducing
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This is a wonderful recipe and I love the fact that you can play around with it. Although you would not want to do too much, as the beauty of the dish is its simplicity with a wonderful end result. I made with all the ingredients chia listed and just added some cayenne to the flour mix, about 4 tablespoons of dry white wine to the sauce along with 1 tablespoon of chopped capers as had other reviewers used. This got an oh my god from my hubby, who just kept saying how this meal, was just what he felt like. I think it is a perfect sauce and a great way to cook veal. I served it over fresh vegetables sauteed in a little butter and garlic. This is a simple meal with a fantastic end result that makes a great mid week meal, but would also impress any dinner guest who would think a lot more time had gone into it. Thanks chia for another great one!!
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on June 24, 2006
Great recipe-recommend adding a dash of white dry wine, doubling papprika and capers at the very end. Fantastic thanks!
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on December 12, 2005
Perfect reci[pe. Yummy and easy. I used another recipe to help with Flour mixture. I added 1 tsp salt and 1/4 tsp pepper along with about 1 tsp of paprika. Otherwaise followed directions, BUT I did add a heaping Tablespoon of capers to make it a true Piccata. Would vary sometime with adding 1/2 cup of dry white wine. WOnderful recipe. Thanks for posting!
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Great recipe - made this tonight for family dinner. I placed the cooked veal with the sauce in the oven to reheat once everyone had arrived. Everyone loved it.
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on August 13, 2005
Delicious & v.v. yummy.
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I made this using pork (market had no veal)medallions hammered thin. Turned out great. Love the lemony taste, and glad I did not succumb to temptation and increase the lemon. Will add more garlic next time though. Awesome overall, will make it again. Husband even said I could make it for his parents when they are in town next. Thanks for the recipe. Casey
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on March 04, 2005
This was terrific and so very quick and easy. The only change I made was adding a teaspoon of capers after adding the veal back into the pan. Thank you for a great recipe!
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on January 29, 2005
Very good, thanks Chia, rarely buy veal, poor baby cows!, but we didn't kill it. Nice mild glaze w/a touch of lemon,moist not dried out did use a veal roast, cut it into 1/2" slices and pounded it thinly, a keeper recipe.
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on January 14, 2005
Loved this recipe. I had never had veal piccata before and now it is one of my favorites. I didn't have lemon so I substitued orange juice instead. Came out great.
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This is a long overdue thank you for this recipe. I have made it several times now with the same excellent results. In fact, I have substituted pork tenderloin instead of the veal and it too is equally as tasty. However, I frequently use low fat margarine and just a small amount of butter and have found that, although it does not have the "rich" taste, it is still very delicious. Along with a green salad and a small side serving of pasta with a light tomato sauce,this is a wonderful recipe for dinner guests. Thank you. Yolanda Williams
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on April 28, 2004
Great Veal Piccata! I made it as recommended. We enjoyed it very much. Thank you for sharing this recipe with us.
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