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1 lb. pork cubes
1 lb. veal cubes
10-12 6" wooden skewers
breadcrumbs
2 eggs
milk/water

Alternately skewer the pork and veal on the skewers. You can put as much on as you can fit (usually about 5 pieces of meat), depends on how big you want them. I ended up with 11 this time.

Dredge in bread crumbs then in egg/milk mixture and then breadcrumbs. Add oil to pan and brown the meat. Put in roaster/DO and bake about 1 hour at 350. I add water or chicken stock to the bottom of the roaster. Maybe 1/3 cup. You can make a gravy with the drippings or not.

Sometimes you can only find them made up with pork. I think having the veal and pork is better. I make them up myself.
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Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:14 pm
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bump for Rob..... and so I can remember to bookmark it!

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Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:54 pm
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Very nice! Sounds like my kind of dish!

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Thanks Suzi........I didn't realize I had even posted that here. lol

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lol sorry to cut ya off at the pass I was just so excited to remember something!!!!


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Yeah, Barb's CC is just like mom used to make and passed down to me. The gravy it makes is absolutely killer. It's worth making the CC just for the gravy and mashed potatoes.

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I wholeheartedly agree about the gravy!!

You've got to try it sometime Rob..........it is really, really good!

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I looked while I was at Krogers yesterday and all they had was ground veal. :( I think Meijers may have it though.

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I sometimes have to buy the ingredients separately. Pork cubes and veal cubes. I just skewer them together myself.

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Barb, do you put a rack in the roaster? In your picture they look nice and crispy, but you say you add chicken stock to the roaster.

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