Keeping the best for last, it’s meat time. Starting with white meats we made three recipes of veal and pork last week.
1. Blanquette de veau à l’ancienne (veal shoulder in a veloté with pearl onions and mushrooms)

After the veal was cooking for about an hour and a half, we use the cooking liquid for the veloté (white roux with stock and some cream)

We also cooked rice pilaf which is great because I love rice. It was baked in the oven. Surprisingly the meat was still pretty tender and nice pink inside. For the sauce I used tons of pepper so it was kind of pepper and cream sauce.
2. Carré de Porc Rôti, Pommes boulangière (Roast rack of pork with the baker’s potatoes)

After all the potatoes were cut to nice even circles, they are first colored in a non-stick pan. With.. butter.

The potatoes were pretty good, the name of the baker is given to the dish because it used to be the baker making this Gratin in order to use the heat of the bread baking oven after finished baking bread until it cools down.
3. Cotes de Porc Charcutière, pomme purée (Pork chops, mashed potatoes)

This time I got the edge of the rack where it's more red meat then white. Was harder to bone because of it (?) they were falling apart and so delicate.

Plating the chops over the mashed potatoes.
I tasted the veal and pork chops (2 ways) and the potatoes (2 ways) – it was all sooo good. well worth the stopover in Paris 😉 not to mention seeing Mashav!
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[…] That other day, dad came to visit me, he had 6 hours in Paris but only three after getting stuck on the way from the airport. I showed him how kind is my fridge. He had two kinds of pork, blanquette de veau, and a huge macaron. So he had all three of the dishes in this post. […]