Gently braise
Too much cooking makes meat dry. Silently braising dissolves collagen and makes the sauce strong.
For Osso Buco, slices of veal are sautéed and slowly braised with soffritto, white wine, broth and tomatoes, topped with a fresh gremolata of parsley, lemon and garlic, to lighten the dish.
Why this recipe works
Osso Buco takes time and a gentle heat. It is not necessary to cook the meat like soup, but to braise covered until it comes off the bone. At the end, the sauce is seasoned, the gremolata is added only when serving.
Recipe
Osso Buco is braised in the classic way with slices of veal. White wine, broth, tomatoes, vegetables and gremolata make an aromatic, delicate braised dish.
Pat the slices of veal legs dry, season with salt and pepper and dust with flour.
Brown meat in olive oil on both sides and remove from the roasting pan.
Sauté onion, carrots, celery and a clove of garlic in a roasting pan.
Deglaze with white wine, add tomatoes and stock. Reserve meat and simmer covered for 100 to 120 minutes gently.
Finely chop parsley, lemon grate and garlic. Season to taste and serve Osso Buco with gremolata.
Kitchen know-how
Too much cooking makes meat dry. Silently braising dissolves collagen and makes the sauce strong.
Roast the meat and tomato paste tidily before adding the liquid.
Do not cook the parsley, lemon and garlic together. Add fresh.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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