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Veal Heart with Rice, Tomatoes and Egg Gremolata
Thin strips of veal heart briefly seared in a wok, served with day-old rice, tomatoes and a gremolata made with parsley, lemon and hard-boiled eggs. The creator advises against overcooking the offal.
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Ingredients
- veal heart (prepared into escalopes, then cut into thin strips)
- parsley
- garlic (minced)
- olive oil
- lemon juice
- salt (quantity not specified)
- pepper (quantity not specified)
- lemon zest (zest from the lemon used for the juice)
- eggs (hard-boiled, prepared à la gribiche)
- fresh tomatoes (the last tomatoes from the garden)
- sun-dried tomatoes (with olive oil)
- onion (thinly sliced)
- cooked rice (day-old rice)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the heart as escalopes, then cut it into thin strips. Leave it uncovered at room temperature while preparing the other ingredients.
- 2
Prepare the gremolata by combining the parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, lemon juice and zest, salt and pepper.
- 3
Hard-boil the eggs, then prepare them à la gribiche to add to the garnish.
- 4
Thinly slice the onion and prepare the fresh and sun-dried tomatoes.
- 5
Stir-fry the fresh tomatoes, the sun-dried tomatoes with their olive oil and the sliced onion in a wok for a few minutes.
- 6
Stir-fry the day-old cooked rice in the wok.
- 7
Briefly sear the heart in the wok, just until done, without overcooking it.
- 8
Combine the rice, tomatoes, heart and gremolata with the hard-boiled eggs, then serve.
Notes
No precise quantities are provided. The creator does not detail the preparation of the eggs à la gribiche or the final assembly; these elements should be adapted as needed. The exact cooking time for the heart is not specified: avoid overcooking it.
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