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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook osso buco alla milanese using 9 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Osso buco alla milanese:

1. Make ready veal ossobuco
2. Make ready knob butter
3. Prepare Olive oil
4. Prepare flour for dusting
5. Make ready 200 ml stock
6. Make ready Glug of white wine
7. Prepare to taste salt and pepper
8. Prepare Gremolada
9. Prepare potatoes to serve

For osso buco, have the butcher saw the veal into two-and-a-half to three-inch lengths so they average about a pound apiece. This osso buco (or oss bus a la milanesa ) is another typical dish from Milan, the city where I was born, and it is traditionally served with Risotto alla milanese on the side. The ingredients are very simple, but the flavours are really intense, thanks to the gremolada , a mix of parsley, garlic and lemon zest. In case you didn't know, osso buco in Italian means bone with a hole.

Steps to make Osso buco alla milanese:

1. Wash and dry meat. Melt butter and oil in a pan
2. Dust meat in flour, shake off excess. Add to pan and brown on both sides.
3. Add wine and let it evaporate and then add stock and season to taste. Cover and simmer for about 40 minutes on lowest heat turning a few times during cooking. Serve with risotto alla milanese or Gremolada and potatoes 😊

This classic ossobuco alla Milanese recipe is full of richness, thanks to a long, slow cooking time and the melting bone marrow that melts out of the veal shank Alessandro Gavagna. Risotto alla Milanese with red wine reduction. Tortelli di zucca - pumpkin, mostarda and amaretti pasta. Osso buco is rich and hearty. It is traditionally served with Risotto alla Milanese.

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