veal的意思|veal的解释-里氏词典

veal [vi:l]

n. 小牛肉

vt. 宰小牛

veal

[ noun ]
meat from a calf
<noun.food>

Veal \Veal\ (v[=e]l), n.[OE. veel, OF. veel, F. veau, L.
vitellus, dim. of vitulus a calf; akin to E. wether. See
{Wether}, and cf. {Vellum}, {Vituline}.]
The flesh of a calf when killed and used for food.

One of the richest people in Britain is sitting opposite me and has just started his main course: piccatas of veal with courgettes, tomatoes and olives.
In the 12-nation European Economic Community, which was forecast at 49.3 pounds of beef and veal this year on a per capita basis, France leads with 62.7 pounds over Italy, 57.6 pounds.
Authorities last week arrested veal producer Felix Hying of Borken in the northwestern part of the country after discovering illegal hormone use.
The main course will be tournedos of veal topped with Mendocino duck livers and truffles.
Palladin was one of 34 witnesses Tuesday at a House Agriculture subcommittee hearing in a debate over whether calves destined to become cuts of milk-fed veal ought to spend their short lives in a freer state consuming more than just liquid.
The EEC's import ban on hormone-treated meat took effect Jan. 1, affecting U.S. sales of beef and veal valued at more than $100 million.
The EEC's import ban on hormone-treated meat went into effect last Jan. 1, affecting U.S. sales of beef and veal valued at more than $100 million.
Producers of beef and veal treat their cattle with hormones in order to make them grow faster, but U.S. regulatory officials say the quantities are minuscule compared with the amounts of the same hormones produced naturally by the human body.
Using estimated data for 1987, on an edible-weight basis, there were 55.6 pounds of poultry (chicken and turkey) available in the food supply compared with 94.3 pounds of red meat (beef, pork, veal and lamb).
In the first 11 months of 1987, American beef and veal exports worldwide totaled 192,731 metric tons valued at $703.8 million. This was a 22 percent increase in tonnage and a 26 percent increase in dollar value over the previous year, Middaugh said.
Food prices moved down 0.4% in August, led by a drop in beef and veal.
Last year, residents imported 563 metric tons of veal from the 12 European Community countries, or the equivalent of a staggering 10 pounds per person per day.
Saute them quickly in the last tablespoon of ghee and sprinkle them over the veal.
Beginning Sunday, the 12 countries of the European Economic Community are banning all imports of meat treated with hormones _ including U.S. beef and veal worth about $100 million a year.
However, outside Europe, herd numbers are rising. World beef and veal consumption also fell last year, reflecting lower demand in Europe and North America.
If veal is scarce, the lamb is excellent.
A second expert said an increase had been noticed in the amount of veal offered for sale at farmers' markets, indicating more calves were being slaughtered, and that Soviet statistics indicated a slight drop in milk production.
Among then is one to protect animals in testing of cosmetics, one to prohibit the confinement of veal calves in small crates and another to end hunting and trapping on wildlife refuges.
We made pasta and stuffed it with fish; rolled involtini from swordfish and veal.
Think smoked salmon on Friday, veal on Sunday.'
The Center for Science in the Public Interest and other consumer groups contend that the way some veal calves are raised _ kept in dark pens so small the calf can't turn around and fed only a liquid diet to keep the meat light-colored _ are inhumane.
Grilled whiting rests in a pool of greaseless, piquant veal juice.
The legislation pits animal rights advocates against government agriculture officials and most of the relatively small U.S. veal industry.

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