6 servings
120 minutes
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A dish of Russian-French origin. It appeared in the mid-19th century under the name "Meat Orloff" (more precisely, Veal Orloff, that is, "Veal Orloff"). The dish was invented by a French chef who worked for the family of Count Alexei Orlov . All over the world, this casserole of meat, potatoes, mushrooms and cheese with béchamel sauce is known under its original name, but in our country the prefix "in French" has taken hold. In the post-Soviet space, a version different from the original is known - with pork instead of veal and often mayonnaise instead of béchamel. We still suggest making béchamel - this way the taste will be more subtle.
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