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Introduction to Meat

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Introduction to Meat

Beef
Beef Pailard | Roast Beef | Beef Stew with Fennel | Oxtail alla Vaccinara

Game
Buckland Roast Kid | Casserole of Hare Carnacina | Rabbit Stew Ciociara | Rabbit with Olives

Lamb
Lamb Farmer Style | Lamb with Egg and Lemon | Lamb Abruzzo | Lamb Cacciatora | Lamb Chops with Artickokes | Lamb Romana

Other Meats
Lasagna Ragu Meat Lasagna | Minervini Meat Loaf | Bollito | Barbeque Pork

Veal
Saltinbocca Veal with Sage and Proscuitto | Scalopppine | Scaloppine of Veal done Hunter Style | Scaloppine with Lemon | Ossobuco Milanese | Vitello Tonnato | Veal Rostini Casalinga | Chunks of Veal Italian Style | Paramesan Veal | Veal Roast Lumachone


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Meat and Game

In Italy it's customary to talk about primi and secondi for first and second courses. There's not really a 'main course'. In fact, if any one course is considered of primary importance - it is pasta. So the 'secondi' are not big portions and vegetables are served seperately, if at all.

As well as the balance of the meal, the other important factor is cost. The price of good meat in Italy is high, much higher than it is in Australia,.

The portions given here are to fit into a three course meal, they are not big. It all depends what else you are planning in your meal. You may want to adjust quantities accordingly.


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