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Let’s discover a typical dish of Lazio cuisine: pan-fried Roman saltimbocca (with photos and video)


Roman saltimbocca

If you don't know how to make Roman saltimbocca, it's time to fix it: here is the recipe for one of the most famous Italian dishes in the world.

Today we reveal all the tricks for preparing Roman saltimbocca with the original recipe from the capital . The people of Brescia don't mind it, we know that they were most likely the first to make this dish, but it is now considered to all intents and purposes a typical Roman product.

This simple recipe is a second course of meat that you can show off even on the most important occasions. According to tradition you will have to get some slices of veal, raw ham, sage and white wine and cook everything in a pan. With only 10 minutes of cooking and 5 minutes of preparation, they represent a real dinner saver. Let's prepare it by following all the photo steps or the video recipe .

Saltimbocca alla Romana
Saltimbocca alla Romana

How to prepare the Roman saltimbocca recipe

Beat slices of meat

1. To prepare Roman saltimbocca with raw ham, get some rather thin slices of veal . If necessary, beat them with a meat mallet to further reduce their thickness.

Prepare the slices of meat with ham and sage

2. Place a slice of raw ham on each and then a sage leaf. Secure the three ingredients with a toothpick .

Bread the meat slices

3. Dredge the steaks in the flour , shaking well to remove the excess.

Cook Roman saltimbocca

4. Then brown them in a large pan with the hot melted butter, cooking them for 2 to 4 minutes per side.

Deglaze Roman saltimbocca with wine

5. At the end, add the white wine and season with salt and pepper. When the alcohol has completely evaporated, serve piping hot on the table with a side dish of your choice . We love classic baked or pan-fried potatoes, but you can also be inspired by seasonality.

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Baked Roman-style Saltimbocca

If you want a slightly lighter variant you can prepare Roman-style saltimbocca in the oven. To do this, proceed as per the recipe until you add the flour. Once this is done and the excess has been removed , place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper with the ham side facing down. Season with salt, pepper and a little oil and cook at 180°C for 10 minutes .

Still with veal we recommend you try another classic of our cuisine, veal with tuna sauce . If you want to try your hand at quick dishes like saltimbocca, don't miss our list of quick second courses !

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Conservation

It is better to consume this recipe freshly made because over time it tends to lose part of its tenderness.


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