Ossobuco alla milanese

Ossobuco alla Milanese is fall-off-the-bone tender veal shanks that are slow braised in a flavourful white wine sauce. Serve topped with fresh gremolata on saffron risotto for a classic combination.

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Chef Davide Brovelli shares his recipe for ossobuco alla Milanese as well as some tips for cooking the northern Italian staple.

This traditional ossobuco recipe is rich, full of flavour and super easy to make at home. Serve on any occasion for the perfect Italian meal.

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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 bones. A classic stew from Lombardy that's great for the colder months.

Traditional Ossobuco alla Milanese (Milan style veal shanks) braised in an incredible tomato and white wine sauce until the meat is extra tender and falling off the bone. Served with Risotto alla Milanese and topped with zesty gremolata it's the ultimate comforting meal.

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Osso buco Milanese recipe (named in Italy"Ossobuco alla milanese") is a traditional entree, very popular in Milan. Today I propose you the authentic eighteen-century version. The floury veal shanks are slow-cooked with onions, and white wine. A mixture of fresh Italian parsley, lemon zest and fresh garlic called Gremolata complete this tasty Italian recipe!