Welcome, everyone, to the very first webisode of Season Two! We're thrilled to be back with new webisodes, new recipes, and most importantly, new Nonne! To get the new season off to a proper start, Nonna Carmen will be teaching us how to make the northern Italian favorite: Ossobuco con Gremolada! Literally translated, ossobuco means "bone hole", so you can bet the delicate bone marrow will be making a cameo on our plate. Naturally, if marrow doesn't get |
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your motor running, you don't have to eat it, but I would advise you to take a chance here and give it a try. I promise you, it will be a culinary adventure that will live long in the memory. The veal takes center stage (or plate, as it were) in our dinnertime musical, backed by the supporting performances of our mushrooms and onions, and of course our special guest star, the Gremolada. Our gremolada consists of rosemary, parsley and sage, accompanied by a small compliment of lemon zest and garlic. There really isn't a "traditional" gremolata so to speak, it is basically a term used to describe an aromatic combination of finely chopped herbs used in a sauce. As always, we encourage you to mix, match and experiment with your own combinations. If you find one that is particularly outstanding, be sure to let us know! |