Recipe - Veal Kidneys In White Wine

2 Veal kidneys.
250 g Mushrooms.
2 tablespoon Groundnut oil.
4 Shallots
1 cup Dry white wine.
1 Sprig parsley.
Salt; pepper.

1 Peel and finely chop the shallots. Cut off the sandy part of the mushroom
stalks, wash and cut the mushrooms into thin slices. Split the kidneys in
two, remove the nerves and the fat. Cut into cubes.

2 Heat a frying pan without any oil or fat, put in the kidneys and cook for
1 or 2 minutes until they have disgorged their liquid and are dry, then add
a little oil, the shallots and mushrooms. Fry until golden, stirring gently
with a wooden spoon.

3 Season and pour in the wine. Cook over a low heat for 3 minutes.

4 Wash and chop the parsley. Arrange the kidneys on a serving dish and
sprinkle with parsley. Serve hot.

In Rome in 92 A.D., the emperor Domitian ordered the seizure of half of the
Gallic vineyards, ostensibly to give the land over to wheatgrowing, but
actually to protect Roman wineproducers from competition.

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