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Our Pantry - Reduced Veal & Beef Stock
A rich, decadent sauce spiked with cognac and the sweet tang of dried cherries--marvelous over your best beef or veal roast.
Short ribs are one of the most flavorful cuts of beef.  Braise them in a little red wine and our Glace de Viande, along with vegetables, garlic, and herbs, and you'll have a feast fit for a hungry crowd.
A quick, stick-to-your-ribs dinner--hearty beef gravy with chunks of ground beef and onions.  Serve it over mashed potatoes or wide egg noodles.  Bet they'll all ask for seconds.
This magical blend of caramelized balsamic vinegar and Glace de Veau Gold makes a contemporary drizzle of sauce that is clean and enticing to the palate.
The sunny flavors of Provence come to mind in this fragrant veal stew simmered with fennel, sweet bell peppers, olives, and orange zest. Serve it over wide pasta noodles, boiled potatoes, or couscous.
A hearty, Italian-style stew for a chilly evening--and it's simple to prepare!
Everyone loves a robust, aromatic sauce on roast beef, venison or veal. Our Merlot sauce adds a sophisticated flourish to all red meats and even the most mundane mashed potatoes. As a variation, substitute Marsala and diced white mushrooms with veal chops. That’s amore!
Here’s a great recipe for a cold weather day, shared with us by a family member of MTG.  Tim, also known as “Tina” (we don’t know why) carries a bit of MTG in his backpack on his annual trip to a cabin in Wisconsin.  We’re told he also packs a brew or two (it is Wisconsin, after all).  After a long day of trekking, fishing, and sometimes hunting, Tina and his buddies return to a cabin filled with the wonderful, inviting aromas of this slow-cooked dish.  You don’t have to go to a cabin in Wisconsin to enjoy this nourishing meal.  A crusty roll is a nice complement, too. Try it, and tell us what you think.  We’ll be sure to pass your comments on to Tina.
Be as wild as you dare with your choice of wild game sausage. We like wild boar, but duck, rabbit, or even traditional pork sausages will be mighty fine, too. Nestled atop cheesy grits along with the zestiest sauce this side of Santa Fe, they're a treat!