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Slow-Braised Osso Buco

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Osso buco translates as "hole in the bone," referring to the delectable marrow in the center of the veal shank bone. This Lombardian specialty is ideal for entertaining because the flavor of the dish only improves if it’s made in advance.

Pairing Suggestion

This rich, meaty dish needs a rich, meaty wine, such as Di Majo Norante’s strawberry-scented 2004 Sangiovese, a wonderful value red produced in the southern Italian region of Molise by superstar consultant Riccardo Cotarella.

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Slow-Braised Osso Buco

yum!!

Posted by: STORMYGIRL on October 15, 2007

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