Pan-Fried Veal Liver with Vinegar Pan Sauce
Thin slices of veal liver, floured and pan-fried, topped with a quick vinegar pan sauce and fresh parsley.
Attic Recipes — Vintage Recipes & Traditional Cooking
Thin slices of veal liver, floured and pan-fried, topped with a quick vinegar pan sauce and fresh parsley.
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