GRILLED VEAL LOIN WITH THREE SAUCE (NATIVE, FROM PROVENCE AND CHIMICHURRI) AND SALAD WITH ARAGULA, CHERRY TOMATOES AND GRUYERE CHEESE IN THREADS.

To be able to fully understand what do we talk about when we mention Argentine meat, you have to taste this dish with “Your Majesty” the grilled veal loin, with three sauces, basic of the local cuisine, together with salads.

GRILLED VEAL LOIN WITH THREE SAUCE (NATIVE, FROM PROVENCE AND CHIMICHURRI) AND SALAD WITH ARAGULA, CHERRY TOMATOES  AND GRUYERE CHEESE IN THREADS.

Ingredientes

for 6 portions

1 unit

To be able to fully understand what do we talk about when we mention Argentine meat, you have to taste this dish with “Your Majesty” the grilled veal loin, with three sauces, basic of the local cuisine, together with salads.

10 g.

PROVENCE SAUCE (see recipe in page…)

Chimichurri sauce

20 cc.

VINEGAR

40 cc.

WATER

2 cloves

GARLIC

10 g.

PARSLEY

1 pinch

SPICED PARPIKA

1 pinch

OREGANO

1 pinch

GRINDED CHILI

1 pinch

LAUREL

1 pinch

SUGAR

n/a

SALT

n/a

PEPPER

Salad

2 plants

ARUGULA

150 g.

CHERRY TOMATOES

50 g.

GRUYERE THREADS

n/a

OLIVE OIL

n/a

BALSAMIC VINEGAR

n/a

SALT

n/a

PEPPER

Provence Sauce

20 g.

PARSLEY

2 cloves

GARLIC

80 cc.

OIL

n/a

SALT

n/a

PEPPER

Procedimiento

Clean and cut the loin in medallions. Tie it and cook in the grill at medium heat till it’s done.

** Provence sauce**

Chop parsley and garlic, add oil and season.

*Chimichurri sauce * Let the water boil and add all the dry ingredients.

** Salad**

Clean arugula and cherry tomatoes. Cut the tomatoes in helves and the arugula by hand in a rustic fashion. Line up with oil and balsam, salt pepper and finish with the threads of cheese.

tips*

These three sauces are a classic and go very well with any veal cut.

El dato: MEATS

Loin is the king of the meat cuts. The most tender is of cows and with it many simple meals are prepared like grille or other of haute cuisine. All of them have for sure, flavor and texture.

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