CHEF’S STEP BY STEP
By Jacob Kenedy
RECIPE JACOB KENEDY PHOTOGRAPHS GARETH MORGANS FOOD STYLING LOTTIE COVELL STYLING OLIVIA WARDLE
Osso buco literally means the ‘bone with a hole’. Made famous in Milan, it’s the main reason veal shin is such a sought-after cut. It is (or should be) served with saffron risotto and gremolata; purists dictate it should never be made with tomato or red wine. The osso buco itself can be made ahead and kept warm for an hour or two, or chilled to reheat later. Similarly, half the work for the risotto can be done ahead. Toasting the rice is a stroke of genius, but not mine – a technique lovingly nicked from Norbert Niederkofler at Michelin-starred St Hubertus in the Dolomites
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