German Roulade
From absoluteevents 16 years agoIngredients
- 6-8oz cube steak shopping list
- ½ lb veal, Ground shopping list
- 4ea dill pickle Spear shopping list
- 1Lg onion shopping list
- 4ea Slices of bacon shopping list
- 2Ribs celery shopping list
- yellow mustard shopping list
- 2T paprika shopping list
- 1ea egg shopping list
- beef stock shopping list
- milk shopping list
- TT salt & pepper shopping list
- 2T tomato paste shopping list
- 5sl bread shopping list
- corn Starch shopping list
- ½ c parsley shopping list
- Cold water shopping list
- 6sl bacon shopping list
How to make it
- 1) Grind veal, onion, celery, chopped parsley and raw bacon together. (If you do not have access to a meat grinder purchased ground veal and finely dice remaining ingredients mentioned) Add to that the egg torn up slices of bread. Combine and add milk as needed to moisten bread. Set stuffing aside.
- 2) Steaks should be slightly wider than the length of the pickle spear and about twice that length. Place cubed steaks between plastic wrap and use the flat side of the meat mallet to make them as thin as possible without breaking. On each steak lay a strip of bacon the long way and on that a line of yellow mustard. Lay the pickle spear along the top the width of the steak. Place a quarter of the stuffing on each steak and roll pushing the sides in at the end. Choose a small baking pan that the roulades will fit in snugly. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees, Cover roulades with stock cover pan and bake for an hour.
- 3) Remove roulades from pan. Pour drippings into a sauce pan. On medium-high heat whisk in tomato paste. Mix corn starch with cold water and add to sauce. Bring to a boil. Salt and pepper to taste.
- Serving suggestion- Service roulade covered with sauce with an oven browned potato on the side.
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Oh Yummy Yummy Yummy in my tummy I love German food. And this happens to be one of my FAVS I have the same Recipe for this in my homemade cookbook its kida funny its a scrapbook but filled with Recipes from my Grandma and mom cause I'm very German my...more
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