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Veal shank stew
Commonly known as Osso Buco in Italy, this dish uses veal on the bone. This allows it to remain nice and tender while stewing with a rich sauce and combination of vegetables. Within 20 minutes you should…
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Crispy bread rolls with meat balls & melted cheese
We often have leftovers from the night before when we cook meat balls. One of our favourite ways to use the leftovers is to warm them up in a fresh bread roll with tasty cheese melted over the top…
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Penne with mozzarella meat balls
Meatballs with any type of pasta are a real favourite and always seem to be well received at any meal. In some parts of Italy it is traditional to eat the meat balls separately with a salad then eat the pasta…
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