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Another dish with a fascinating history. Did not know about its Italian origins. No wonder its so good 😂😂😂

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Hahahaha!!

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Wow. Never knew the history.

Thank you Jamie!

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So much minute detective work went into this but it was worth all the work. It was super fun! Thanks!

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Just made it (we don’t get veal in my small town, so I used chicken), and it’s fantastic! Thanks for sharing this recipe!

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Yay! Thank you Paul! You’re my first tester!! I’m excited that you loved it!!

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Fascinating history. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try this recipe with chicken

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Thank you! Let me know how it turns out!

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Thank you Jamie, I really appreciate your in depth history behind the spectacular dishes you share. I will attempt this recipe when I can.

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Thank you, Suzan! Let me know when you make it!

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So enjoyable to read the history of these dishes, Jamie. Now, of course, I’m eager to try your recipe for Veau à la Marengo—and the poulet version as well. Thank you!

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I have a beautiful Griswold Dutch oven that belonged to my delightful Great-aunt Bell which I will bring out and give it some love with this delicious recipe.

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