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🥩🐄 Milk-Fed Veal Leg for Dutch Tripe Soup, Fresh Frozen (1kg)
Veal Leg for Traditional Soup • Milk-Fed Veal • Rich Gelatin & Collagen • Ideal for Patsas • Fresh Frozen
Product Description
The Dutch Milk-Fed Veal Leg for Patsas is a traditional cut of veal primarily used for preparing the famous Greek dish, patsas (tripe soup). It comes from milk-fed veal, which offers more tender meat and rich collagen, ideal for soups and slow cooking.
When boiled, the leg releases natural gelatin and collagen, creating a rich and nutritious broth with a unique texture and flavor. It is a key ingredient for making authentic patsas and strengthening broths.
The product is available Fresh Frozen, maintaining its quality, freshness, and flavor until cooking.
Product Features
• Product: veal leg for patsas
• Origin: Netherlands
• Animal: milk-fed veal
• Weight: approx. 1kg
• Condition: Fresh Frozen
• Texture: rich in collagen and gelatin
• Suitable for: patsas, soups, and broths
• Packaging: vacuum-sealed with full traceability
Why choose it
🐄 Milk-fed veal with tender texture
🍲 Ideal for authentic patsas
💪 Rich in natural collagen and gelatin
🔥 Perfect for invigorating broths
❄️ Fresh Frozen to preserve freshness
Important
❗ The product is not ready for consumption — complete cooking is required before serving.
Cooking Method
In a pot
1️⃣ Wash the leg thoroughly and optionally blanch it quickly for 5 minutes.
2️⃣ Place it in a pot with plenty of water.
3️⃣ Add onion, garlic, and bay leaf.
4️⃣ Simmer for approximately 3–4 hours until tender and the broth thickens.
5️⃣ Serve the patsas with garlic, vinegar, or lemon.
Chef's Tip
For a clearer broth, remove the foam that forms at the beginning of boiling.
Combinations & Serving
• Garlic & vinegar
• Lemon
• Pepper
• Rustic bread
Flavor Profile
✔ Rich
✔ Traditional
✔ Invigorating
Nutritional Information (per 100g) (indicative)
• Energy: 190 kcal
• Protein: 22 g
• Fat: 11 g
• Saturated: 4 g
• Carbohydrates: 0 g
• Sugars: 0 g
• Salt: 0.2 g
Frequently Asked Questions
What is veal leg for patsas?
It is the lower part of the veal leg, rich in collagen and gelatin, ideal for soups.
How long does it need to boil?
It usually requires approximately 3–4 hours of simmering to become tender.
Why is it used in patsas?
It provides a rich broth and a natural gelatinous texture that characterizes traditional patsas.
What does Fresh Frozen mean?
The product has been frozen immediately after processing to maintain its quality and freshness.
Badges
🐄 Veal | ❄️ Fresh Frozen | 🍲 Soup | 🇳🇱 Netherlands | 🥩 Collagen Rich
Meta Description
Dutch Fresh Frozen milk-fed veal leg 1kg, ideal for preparing traditional patsas and rich broths.
Tags
veal leg, veal patsas, veal leg soup