The various northern Italian recipes for rolled-up thin slices of veal form a loose group, including uccelletti scappati (birds that have flown), quagliette di vitello (little veal quails), and braciolette (little skewers). The best known of the type, though, is usually cooked flat: the Roman dish saltimbocca (jump into your mouth). To make it, Pellegri…
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