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"Mr. Joseph Littleshoes Esq." > wrote: > wrote: > > > > Normally I would marinate it in teriyaki sauce and do it on the grill. > > > > But I'm looking to roll it with some kind of a mixture. Like > > Zucchini, cheese, mushrooms. Wife doesn't like onions or peppers so > > that's out. > > > > I'm a little weak on seasonings. > > > > Any suggestions? > Have you considered a bread crumb & seasonings mixture? possibly with > cheese added. > > Just about any of the veggies you mention cut into fine dice and added > to a moistened bread crumb mixture that will make a nicely seasoned > filling to be rolled up in a piece of meat. > > Various forms of mushrooms can be used to very good effect in such a > stuffing for meats. > > Layering very thin slices of eggplant or with some spinach leaves? > sliced cheese, then either braise in a tomato sauce or even batter dip > and deep fry? > I love that Italian dish of stuffed steak i can never remember the name > of. Bruscholi? How about: http://66.241.225.108/recipes/meats/braciole.htm Never made this, but I've seen it done on tv, stuffed with anything and everything. Looks good! -- Dan Abel Petaluma, California USA |
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