Tagliatelle with radicchio and speck
- Very easy
- 30 min
Saltimbocca alla Romana (Roman-style veal cutlets), as its name suggests, is one of the classics of Roman cuisine, much like carbonara pasta. Regardless of its geographical area of origin, saltimbocca alla romana is an ambassador of good Italian cuisine abroad, and is the second best known dish immediately after spaghetti. Do you know why? It is a juicy dish that pleases all palates! Over the years the recipe has undergone some changes, such as a quick flouring before cooking, rolling the saltimbocca before cooking, and there are also those who replace the butter with oil. Come and discover our version of this delicious and fast recipe for saltimbocca alla romana.
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To prepare the saltimbocca alla romana, start by slicing the veal nut 1, then place each slice on a cutting board, remove any nerves and fat and then beat it with a meat tenderizer 2 to make it thin. Place a thin slice of prosciutto in the middle 3;
and a sage leaf 4. Use a toothpick to keep the ingredients together 5. Pour 1/4 cup (40 g) of butter and 1 1/2 tbsp (20 g) into a pan and melt over medium-high heat.
Flour the slices of meat on one side only 6 and gradually place them in the pan with the sauce 8, increase the temperature so that the saltimbocca are golden brown. Pepper to taste, but do not salt because the prosciutto will make the dish tasty.
When the meat is golden underneath, blend with the white wine 10 and let it evaporate. As soon as the alcohol has evaporated completely, cover with the lid and cook for another minute. Transfer the saltimbocca to a plate and keep them warm.
Now take care of the accompanying sauce: add 1 1/2 tablespoon (20g) of butter 13 and water 14 in the same pan with the cooking liquid of the meat. Reduce 15 until you have created a slightly dense cream.
Now spread the cream on the bottom of a serving plate 16 and place the slices of meat on top 17. The saltimbocca alla romana are ready to serve 18.