Osso buco is quite rightly one of the great Italian classics. This hearty yet delicate dish is deftly balanced, poised between unctuous and substantial. Here it’s accompanied with a citrussy gremolata ...

Osso buco, which–appetizingly enough–means, “hollow bone,” is hearty, meat-nearly-melting-from-the-bone Tuscan fare occasionally found at relatively princely prices in some of the area’s Italian ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Plate up Here’s a dish that, on face value at least, has no right to be so delicious. There is just ...

Osso buco, as Elizabeth David tartly observes, means "bones with holes, or hollow bones" – which is probably why it is never translated on menus. Slow-braised veal would sound both more appetising and ...