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Peter Aitken
 
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"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> "Dave Smith" > wrote in message
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>> Nancy Young wrote:
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>>> "Gorf" > wrote in message
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>>> > ...I have a couple nearing their use by date, anyone have any good
>>> > suggestions what to do with them? I remember having some a while back
>>> > in
>>> > an italian restaurant that were very good, but can't remember for the
>>> > life
>>> > in me what was done with them, I can only presume a tomato based
>>> > sauce.
>>> >
>>> > Any suggestions welcomed.
>>>
>>> Osso Buco??

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>> With lamb shanks?

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> Why not? I think that type of dish would work with them.
> Whatever, I could be wrong.
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> nancy
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Sure, a slow braised treatment is just right for lamb shanks. But osso bucco
is traditionally veal shanks that have been cut crossways into1-1.5 inch
thick slices. Osso bucco means bone with a hole, and scooping the marrow
from the bones is one of the best parts! I think lamb shanks are a bit on
the small side for this treatment.


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