Outstanding - as fine as what I had in Rome with fond memories! Couldn't help but put my own spin on this by dredging the chops in flour before browning them, adding fresh sage and minced garlic as well as the rosemary, and using white wine rather than red. Also, not wanting to make a trip to the grocery store for one portobello mushroom, I substituted dried porcini mushrooms. I served this with "Risotto alla Milanese," also from this site. Simply memorable!
Outstanding - as fine as what I had in Rome with fond memories! Couldn't help but put my own spin on this by dredging the chops in flour before browning them, adding fresh sage and minced garlic as well as the rosemary, and using white wine rather than red. Also, not wanting to make a trip to the grocery store for one portobello mushroom, I substituted dried porcini mushrooms. I served this with "Risotto alla Milanese," also from this site. Simply memorable!
Two words...Classy & Elegant!!! I found a bargain on veal chops at the local grocer and couldn't wait to try this recipe. I feel that this recipe works perfectly for veal and maybe pork chops but NOT on any form of steak. The rosemary gives the veal/sauce a nice woody/earthy flavor that could only be pulled off on veal or pork. The flavor would be lost to a steak or red meat of any kind. We served it with garlic herb potato wedges and my husband was in heaven!!!!
This was by far an incredible dish and easy to make in a short time. I did make changes and take suggestions of others. I dip the chops in flour that I zipped up with salt, pepper, & garlic powder. As I browned the chops ( in a out 3tbl butter & oil) I added scallions, onions, mushrooms, fresh Rosemary, black pepper & dried sage. Added white cooking wine & chicken broth. I also added 3 to 4 cloves of smashed garlic for flavor. Put in the oven at 350 for about 35 minutes in my Dutch oven pan and served with couscous. Amazing dish with gourmet flavors.
This recipe is fabulous just as it is. I have also modified the recipe by stuffing the Veal Chop with proccuetto asiago cheese and mozzerella. My friends and family loved it made both ways.
Very Bland. My husband did not like this tasteless dish at all.
Wasn't sure if this would be a big hit but it was at our house. It was so delicious! Thought I was at a fancy restaurant eating at a gourmet italian restaurant. We used pretty thick white veal loin chops and the rest of the recipe did not need much tweaking. I added a pinch sage and that was about it. I didn't put garlic in it as I didn't want to compromise the taste with the rosemary and red wine. Let me tell you I'll be inviting all my picky friends to dinner for this fine meal real soon. Thank you for posting it here. Yum Yum!
Fabulous! and Easy 5 star!
NOT BLAND AT ALL---EXCELLENT-JUST FOLLOW THE RECIPE---WOULD GIVE IT 6 STARS--gnfshn4
it tasted just as good if not better than a very expensive restaurant. It was easy to make and fast.
