NOUN
- sliced veal knuckle or shin bone cooked with olive oil and wine and tomatoes and served with rice or vegetables
How To Use osso buco In A Sentence
- ED with reverence, for she introduced them to European exotica such as avgolemono, osso buco and pissaladière. The Guardian World News
- Forget osso buco or boeuf bourguignon, this is proper food for a Britishwinter. Felicity Cloake's comfort food
- And in the fall, when summer is waning and it's time to get truly serious about barbecue because time is running out, the barbecuer is planning on tackling the Grilled and Braised Osso Buco. Amy Ephron: Serious Barbecue
- New York City chef John DeLucie shares an amazing Italian recipe for venison osso buco with couscous on the side. John DeLucie's Recipe for Venison Osso Buco
- The shank can be browned and braised like osso buco; Leviton likes braising shoulder in a low and slow oven with preserved lemons, olives, thyme, and hot peppers. Lambs to the Slaughter
- Let's start with a Caesar salad, and go on to the osso buco ," he said. NEW YORK DEAD
- Osso Buco al Pomodoro, as you might be able to work out from the name, is made with tomatoes and is the dish that people are incorrectly referring to as "Milanese". Osso Buco al Pomodoro
- Mr. Noyes says an osso buco he served seemed to confuse his diners, and Mr. Cobb says his southern boys love catfish but make faces at salmon. Dude, Those Candied Walnuts Go Great at a Kegger
- Along with osso buco, which is the same thing cut across the bone, shanks are now a winter staple on dinner party tables and in the pages of food magazines. What I cooked last night.
- Whether it is "Muskrat Love" slurping its way through the loudspeakers at CVS or "My Heart Will Go On" pummeling you as you sit on the runway, or Andrea Bocelli warbling his way through yet another treacly ballad while you're trying to enjoy your osso buco, music that a large number of people despise is constantly assaulting us. Can't Stop the Music? Tell Me About It
