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    The Naturelovers Nudist Community is gathering at Peasy's for its monthly dinner. (There will be no cover charge). In keeping with the group's philosophy, Iam cooking Orloff. What type of meat will I be using for this traditional recipe?

    Question #56227. Asked by shady shaker. (Mar 28 05 6:33 AM)


    Flynn_17

    		As much as I disagree with it, you should be using Veal.

    Mar 28 05, 9:07 AM
    SOTHC

    		Scrag end in line with some of the older members

    Mar 28 05, 10:13 AM
    Flynn_17

    		You can also use Turkey for Orloff, it appears.

    Mar 28 05, 11:31 AM
    peasypod

    		What makes you think I would let you anywhere near my kitchen...especially in the buff?

    Although it is commonly used to disguise veal, it can be used for any other sort of meat that you may want to pretend to enjoy.

    I found this online---I couldn't say it better myself:

    "The dish was created in the nineteenth century for the veal hating Prince Orloff. To disguise the veal flavour, the delicate meat was literally bathed with two relatively overpowering sauces. If one detests veal, why have it in the first place and if one likes it, why mask its flavor?"




    Mar 28 05, 6:29 PM

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