saltimbocca romana
I took a tour with a group of women in 2009 to Rome and Florence. It was my second trip to Rome and the first to my beloved Firenze (Florence). I garnered a love of the Italian Renaissance after I read Jeanne Kalogridis, "The Borgia Bride." It was fiction based on fact and I was enthralled. During my second trip, we took a day trip to Tivoli (part of Tuscany). We spent the whole day in a cooking class learning to make pasta from scratch, ricotta pie, and saltimbocca. The saltimbocca is a wonderful appetizer and I hope you like it.
yield
8 serving(s)
prep time
10 Min
cook time
10 Min
method
Saute
Ingredients For saltimbocca romana
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8veal cutlets (each about the size of a playing card)
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8 sliceprosciutto
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8fresh sage leaves
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flour for dredging
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olive oil or unsalted butter, melted
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salt and pepper
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wooden toothpicks
How To Make saltimbocca romana
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1Place a sage leaf on top of the prosciutto and affix with a toothpick.
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2Dredge each veal scallop in a little flour and shake off the excess.
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3Heat a couple of tablespoons of unsalted butter or olive oil in a skillet.
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4Sauté the cutlets until done, cooking them more on the veal side than the prosciutto side.
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5Season to taste and serve them with their drippings.
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