WordNet
n. sauteed veal cutlet in a breadcrumb-and-cheese coating served with tomato sauce [syn: veal parmigiana]
Usage examples of "veal parmesan".
After about five years as a restaurant inspector, you realize that in spite of all the cockroach bodies and the rat droppings you might have been eating along with your veal parmesan and your chicken a la whatever, you're still alive and still comparatively healthy and you haven't had a day's sickness since you can last remember.
He warmed up a frozen dinner of veal parmesan, but found that his mouth was too sore to chew, so he settled for drinking a quart of ice water.
Now he had to follow it up quickly, before the arrival of the veal parmesan spoiled the moment.
He had ordered veal parmesan with a side order of spaghetti, but he had hardly touched either one though he was on his third scotch.
Carefully awkward in his slapstick, but with overtones of Sahi and Cavett, Charlie George brought to television a sense of the absurd that was layered like veal parmesan, with peppercorns of logic and political truths to sting the unwary palate.