Definition of saltimbocca
: scallops of veal prepared with sage, slices of ham, and sometimes cheese and served with a wine sauce
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Monkfish osso buco is an adaptation from another Italian classic, while his cousin Jesse McNally, who also cooks at The Daily Catch, came up with a monkfish saltimbocca.
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For entrees, expect mushroom risotto; whole, bone-in branzino piccata; veal porterhouse saltimbocca with Fontina polenta, prosciutto, and sage; and more.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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The pork saltimbocca with a mushroom-Madeira jus ($34) is based on Kelly's grandfather's recipe.
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Origin and Etymology of saltimbocca
Italian, from saltare to jump + in in + bocca mouth
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