veal

/vi:l/
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veal

A chef prepares a veal cutlet in the restaurant kitchen.

Definition

Noun: - Meat from a calf: Veal is the culinary term for the meat of a young domestic cow (a calf). It is typically lighter in color and more tender than beef from older cattle.

Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The restaurant's specialty is veal scallopini.
    • For the recipe, you will need one pound of ground veal.
    • Some people choose not to eat veal due to ethical concerns about farming practices.
Advanced Usage
  • "Veal" as a modifier: The word is often used attributively (like an adjective) to describe dishes made with this meat.
    • We had a delicious veal stew for dinner.
    • He ordered the veal chop.
Variants and Related Words
  • Vealer (noun, rare): A calf raised to produce veal.
  • Vealiness (noun, rare): The quality or state of being like veal.
Synonyms
  • Calf meat: A more direct, descriptive synonym.
  • White meat (contextual): In some culinary contexts, veal is informally described this way due to its pale color compared to beef, though it is technically red meat.
Related Phrases and Collocations
  • Veal cutlet: A thin slice of veal, often breaded and fried.
  • Veal stock: A broth made by simmering veal bones and vegetables, used as a base for sauces and soups.
  • Milk-fed veal: Veal from calves fed a milk-based diet, resulting in very pale, tender meat.
  • Rose veal: Veal from calves raised with more welfare-oriented methods, often with access to pasture, resulting in slightly darker meat.
veal

A chef prepares a veal cutlet in the restaurant kitchen.

Noun
  1. meat from a calf