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Osso Buco

Osso Buco is a traditional Milanese dish featuring braised veal shanks cooked slowly in a rich sauce of white wine, broth, and vegetables. Known for its tender meat and marrow-filled bone, it is a celebrated comfort food that showcases Northern Italian culinary techniques and flavors.

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Originating in the Lombardy region of Italy, Osso Buco has been a staple since at least the 19th century, reflecting the region's preference for slow-cooked, hearty dishes that utilize less expensive cuts of meat to create flavorful meals.

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