DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Involtini alla Romana
GialloZafferano’s selected involtini alla romana rolls veal around cured ham, carrot, celery and sage. The parcels brown with onion, then simmer with white wine and tomato pulp before hot service.
About Involtini alla Romana
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GialloZafferano’s selected involtini alla romana are veal rolls associated with Lazio cooking. Cured ham, carrot, celery and sage sit inside the thin slices, which cook gently in a thick tomato sauce.
Carrot and celery are cut into thin sticks, while white onion is chopped for the sauce. The veal is flattened as needed, then each slice receives cured ham, vegetables and a sage leaf.
The meat edges fold inward before each slice rolls tightly around its filling. Toothpicks keep the parcels closed while chopped onion softens in extra-virgin olive oil.
The rolls brown on all sides with salt and black pepper. White wine enters the pan before tomato pulp is added, and covered simmering draws the sauce around the meat.
The toothpicks are removed before the complete rolls are served hot in their tomato sauce. Toasted rustic bread is a suggested accompaniment for taking up the remaining sauce.
Ingredients in Involtini alla Romana
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- Vealprotein
- Prosciuttofilling
- Sageseasoning
- Buttercooking medium
- White Winecooking medium
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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- Cooking traditions
- Lazio-style