Saltimbocca alla Romana
Saltimbocca loosely translates as " Jumps into the mouth". It is a simple dish from rome normally made from Veal but Chicken or pork can also be substituted.
Ingredients
Pork Fillet or Escalopes flattened out
Flour for coating
1-2 Sage leaves per piece of meat
1-2 slices of Prosicutto per piece of meat
30-40 grams of butter for cooking
Sage Flower
1/2 juice of a lemon
1 Large glass of Dry white wine.
Method
1) Flatten your piece of meat then put a sage leave in the middle and take some proscuitto and wrap round the meat. Attach the meat with a cocktail stick
2) Coat this piece of meat with flour and shake off any excess
3) Heat the butter with the sage flower ( I find this gives extra sage flavour to the dish)
4) Fry the meat about 3 minutes either side
5) Then pour in the wine and the lemon juice and cover for about 1-2 minutes to make sure the meat is cooked and the sauce to reduce.
6) Take out the meat and remove cocktail sticks
7) Heat the sauce further for another minute and pour over the meat , whisk while you heat.
Ingredients
Pork Fillet or Escalopes flattened out
Flour for coating
1-2 Sage leaves per piece of meat
1-2 slices of Prosicutto per piece of meat
30-40 grams of butter for cooking
Sage Flower
1/2 juice of a lemon
1 Large glass of Dry white wine.
Method
1) Flatten your piece of meat then put a sage leave in the middle and take some proscuitto and wrap round the meat. Attach the meat with a cocktail stick
2) Coat this piece of meat with flour and shake off any excess
3) Heat the butter with the sage flower ( I find this gives extra sage flavour to the dish)
4) Fry the meat about 3 minutes either side
5) Then pour in the wine and the lemon juice and cover for about 1-2 minutes to make sure the meat is cooked and the sauce to reduce.
6) Take out the meat and remove cocktail sticks
7) Heat the sauce further for another minute and pour over the meat , whisk while you heat.
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