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Savor the taste of Rome with tender veal, fragrant sage, and salty prosciutto – a quick and elegant dish that will jump in your mouth!

Saltimbocca — Sage and Prosciutto

Savor the taste of Rome with tender veal, fragrant sage, and salty prosciutto – a quick and elegant dish that will jump in your mouth!

Total: 25 minActive: 20 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 8 servings
FrenchItalianPork

Key move

Sear the veal quickly over high heat to ensure it remains tender and juicy.

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The Setup

  • Skillet
    12-inch
  • Plastic Wrap
  • Toothpicks

The Mise en Place

5 of 9

Your prep station before cooking begins

The Dry Mix (0/7)

450 gveal cutlets(Thinly sliced)
16 leavesfresh sage leaves(Small to medium size)
8 slicesprosciutto(Thinly sliced)
¼ cupsall-purpose flour(For dredging)
¼ cupsdry white wine(Such as Pinot Grigio)

Veal is tough.

Do not overcook the veal. Sear quickly over high heat.

Prosciutto is not crisp.

Ensure the pan is hot enough before adding the veal. Sear prosciutto-side down first.

Chef's Notes

Tip

Pat veal dry with paper towels before searing for a better crust.

Tip

Don't overcrowd the pan; sear veal in batches if needed.

Serving

Serve with a side of lemon wedges for a bright finish.

Make Ahead

Prepare the sauce base (wine, broth) ahead of time.

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