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Italian Osso Bucco – Braised Veal Shanks

August 19th 2010 01:52
Italian Osso Bucco veal shanks recipe
Veal shanks are a cross section of the leg, with a round segment of bone in the centre and are relatively inexpensive. The bone marrow is an important feature of this dish; the name Osso Bucco means ‘bone hollow’. Traditional Osso Bucco was not made with tomato as it is a New World fruit. The modern version does include tomato and is usually served with risotto or mashed potato. I prefer to cook the potato in the baking pan with the meat. The starch in the potato helps thicken the sauce and there is less washing up. This is an ideal hearty winter dish and using the oven also warms up the room.
Italian Osso Bucco veal recipe ingredients

Ingredients
2 Veal shank slices
3 Potatoes
1 Parsnip
½ Carrot
½ Onion
1 Garlic clove
1 Bay leaf
120ml (4floz) Crushed tomato
90ml (3floz) Red wine
120ml(4floz) Stock
30g (1oz) Plain flour
30ml (1floz) Vegetable oil (not depicted)
veal shanks braised Osso Bucco recipe

Method
Heat the oil in a heavy based baking pan.
Coat the meat in flour and sear both sides in the oil.
Turn down the heat and add the roughly chopped onion.
Sautee the onion, then add the crushed garlic and bay leaf.
Cut the carrot, parsnip and potato into chunks and add to the pan.
Italian Osso Bucco veal shanks tomato

Turn the heat up again, and add the stock, then the wine, then the tomato.
Allow the liquids to boil, and then cover the dish with an ovenproof lid or aluminium foil.
Transfer the dish to the oven and cook for an hour at 190°c.
Belissimo!

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