Veal saltimbocca recipe

Very easy, traditional recipe for Roman Style Saltimbocca: easy dinner recipe for the whole family, from Rome

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This classic Roman dish is as easy as it is delicious, and comes together in just 20 minutes.Veal, prosciutto, and fresh sage team up to make one of the easiest, most delicious, and quickest dishes there is. The veal is pan-seared in a matter of a few minutes in a combination of olive oil and butter, which crisps and flavors both the salty ham and fragrant sage leaves. A pan sauce is made effortlessly with white wine and chicken stock. Tuck thinly sliced apples, pears, or shaved Parmesan…

This delicious Giada Veal Saltimbocca Milanese-Style is prepared using veal rib chop, fontina cheese, fresh sage leaves, prosciutto di San Daniele, and panko bread crumbs. This authentic Italian Veal Saltimbocca recipe is a delicious dinner that takes about 40 minutes to prepare and can serve up to 1 person.

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A Classic Veal Cutlet Dish

This is the BEST recipe for Saltimbocca Milanese EVER! Super crispy Italian veal cutlets served with a white wine sage sauce.

Recipe video above. This rustic Italian classic is fabulously quick to make thanks to thin slices of veal that cook in 2 1/2 minutes flat. Traditionally made with veal, Saltimbocca is also excellent with chicken or beef. The trick to a great Saltimbocca sauce is to slowly melt in cubes of cold butter by swirling the pan off the heat. This thickens the sauce and makes it luxuriously silky. It's a stunner! Serve with mashed potato, cauliflower mash or mop your plate clean with bread.

Veal Saltimbocca - veal cutlets wrapped in cripsy, salty prosciutto and fragrant sage leaves. A classic Roman dish that's pan-fried until they're juicy, tender and incredibly delicious. A simple and elegant meal that's great served with potatoes, asparagus or salad.