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New From Our Italian Menu Suggestion Veal Marsala Price: $14.99 Cost: $5.19 Profit: $9.80
 Ingredients 9733973 VEAL LEG CUTLET POUNDED AREZZIO 2.00 EA $3.60 5424460 FLOUR ALL PURPOSE PAT HEN 4.00 OZ $0.14 4497293 OIL OLIVE PURE ITALIAN SYS IMP 1.50 OZ $0.28 5926910 BUTTER SOLID UNSLT USDA WHLFARM 3.00 OZ $0.34 SWEET MARSALA WINE 4.00 OZ $0.20 1182211 MUSHROOM FRESH MEDIUM SYS IMP 4.00 OZ $0.52 6996870 SPICE PEPPER BLK GRND BADIA 0.05 OZ $0.02 1821537 GARLIC PEELED FRESH JAR SYS NAT 0.25 OZ $0.03 7350788 ONION GREEN ICELS SYS NAT 0.05 OZ $0.01
3880044 PARSLEY ITALIAN BUNCH FR SYS IMP 0.25 OZ $0.05
Preparation- Dredge veal in the flour
- Heat oil in a pan on medium high and pan-fry veal until golden brown. Remove and set aside
- Drain oil, deglaze pan with butter and marsala wine
- Add sliced mushrooms, pepper, and chopped garlic,saute until soft
- Plate veal, pour sauce over top, and garnish withchopped green onions and parsley
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Ode to the Oyster
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Courtesy of Saveur.com
Every year at this time, during the hot summer months,
we tend to see the cost of oysters rise. Oysters do not like heat and become
dormant during June, July, August and early September. This also is the time of
year when oysters are spawning. They do not feed much at all during this time
thus making the size of oysters much smaller and the yield less per shell. With
smaller sized oysters the packers have to shuck many more oysters to fill a 6
lb. gallon tub which is why we usually see an increase in shucked oyster prices
until the weather cools down, usually around October. This is when oysters go
on a feeding frenzy and become plumper and larger. The packers are getting a
much better yield and the end user sees a better product at a much lower cost.
Hang in there, cost of oysters will go down in a few months and quality will be
at its best.
Ode to the oyster touches on these issues as well as other intersting facts, To read "Ode to the Oyster" from Saveur.com, click here.
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