


Veal tongue, more tender than beef one, needs a long and accurate preparation and cooking. The best thing is to plunge it
in cold water from 2 to 12 hours; you have to change water many times.
You have to boil it for about 90 minutes in a large saucepan, half-covered, and over a gentle heat. But you can also use
a pressure cooker; in this case cooking time is 40-45 minutes.
Put the tongue in a large saucepan with the carrot, onion and celery; if you like, you can add 4 tablespoons vinegar.
Season to taste with salt and bring to the boil over a fierce heat, then lower the flame and keep on cooking,
half-covered, until the meat is tender.
Let it cool in its cooking water, then remove its peel and cut into thin slices. Arrange them on a serving platter and
cover with the sauce you've chosen. You can use the Italian green sauce
or a sauce made with mustard.
Our suggestion is: Barbera d'Alba (red wine from Piedmont)

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