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Milk-Fed Veal Cutlets | Thinly Sliced | 1 lb & 3 lb Packs

Veal Cutlets | Hand-Cut by Our Butcher | 1 lb & 3 lb Packs

At a Glance

Cut Type  Thin 
Source Nature Milk-Fed Veal Leg
Processing Hand-Cut & Flash-Frozen
Best For Classic Italian Dishes
Preparation Ready to Cook
Shipping Info

Delivery Requirements

  • NY, NJ & CT: No fresh-food minimum required to order the 1-pound or 3-pound packages.
  • Nationwide: Choose the 3-pound package (ships as three individual 1-pound packs), or bundle a 1-pound pack with qualifying fresh food items to reach the $125 minimum.

Hand-Cut Perfectly Thin

Our cutlets are cut by hand by our expert butchers directly from Nature Milk-Fed veal leg. They are sliced perfectly thin to accommodate classic Italian dishes. Each batch is vacuum-sealed and flash-frozen immediately to preserve the incredibly tender texture and mild flavor. With approximately eight cutlets per pound, they arrive ready for your favorite recipes.

Nutrition Information & Ingredients

  • Ingredients: 100% Milk-Fed Veal
  • Allergens: None
  • Dietary Notes: High Protein, Zero Carbohydrates

Classic Preparations

  • Parmigiana: Breaded, fried, and finished with tomato sauce and melted cheese.
  • Piccata: Lightly floured and served with a bright lemon, butter, and caper sauce.
  • Marsala: Pan-cooked alongside mushrooms in a rich Marsala wine reduction.
  • Scaloppine: Quickly sautéed and coated in a light, savory pan sauce.

Common Questions

Q
Are these cutlets derived from milk-fed calves?
A

Yes, Nature Milk-Fed veal comes from calves raised primarily on a milk-based diet. This specialized diet ensures the pale color, fine texture, and exceptionally mild flavor required for classic Italian veal dishes.

Q
Is thawing the veal on the kitchen counter safe?
A

No, counter thawing is unsafe for raw meat. The safest method is moving the vacuum-sealed package directly to the refrigerator approximately 24 hours before cooking.