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Beef rolls

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Stewed beef rolls take a long time to cook. But good things, you know, take time. Served with mashed potatoes, they will satisfy the long wait. try also this strawberry cheesecake slice recipe too. Ingredients Main course For 4 people 1 bunch of parsley 200 g of veal mixture 3 carrots 2 pickled cucumbers 8 slices of beef for stewing approx. 80 g each 8 slices of cooked shoulder 1 onion salt pepper 2 tablespoons of rapeseed oil 1 dl of red wine 3 dl of tied roast sauce 2 bay leaves Freind's kitchen recipes,  Avocado and apple smoothie . How to proceed Preparation: ca. 45 minutes Brazing: 35-40 minutes Total time: 1 h 25 min Chop the parsley and mix it with the veal mixture. Cut the carrots into cubes and add approx. 1/3 to the veal mixture. Divide the cucumbers in four. Ask the butcher to beat the meat. Arrange the slices on the work surface. Distribute the slices of cooked ham, then spread the veal mixture. Distribute the pieces of cucumber and roll up tightly. Secure the rol...

Rolls in morel sauce

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Grandma's rolls with morels are beef rolls very popular with meat lovers. The secret of this homemade recipe is the morel sauce accompanied by fettuccine. try also this skyr cake with blueberries recipe too. Ingredients Main course For 4 people 8 slices of beef of approx. 80 g each 20 g of dried morels 1 small leek 1½ tablespoons of grainy mustard 8 slices of cooked ham pepper salt 2 tablespoons of HOLL rapeseed oil 3 shallots 1 teaspoon of tomato paste 1 dl of white wine 1.5 dl of beef stock 2 tablespoons of soy sauce Freind's kitchen recipes,  Cream of mushroom soup . How to proceed Preparation: ca. 25 minutes Brazing: ca. 40 minutes Total time: 1 h 5 min Ask the butcher to beat the thin slices of beef. Soak the morels in cold water for 20 minutes. Drain them, rinse them and halve them according to the size. Separate the leek leaves and blanch them for 1 minute. Drain and dry them. Place the slices of meat on the work surface. Brush them on one side with mustard. Cover them ...