Mrs Nomanners
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COOKIES!
Saltimbocca alla Romana
The name literally translates as hopinthemouth and is singularly appropriate - you can never have too many of these.
INGREDIENTS FOR 4 NOT OVERLY GREEDY PEOPLE:
8 small veal cutlets or 8 scallops (1 lbs in total)
8 slices Prosciutto
12 fresh sage leaves
Olive oil or butter
PREPARATION:
Flatten out the cutlets with the flat of a broad-bladed knife, sprinkle them with salt and pepper (be careful with the salt - the prosciutto is already quite salty), lay a leaf of sage on each, and a slice of prosciutto. Fix the prosciutto to the veal with wooden skewers or toothpicks. The name literally translates as hopinthemouth and is singularly appropriate - you can never have too many of these.
INGREDIENTS FOR 4 NOT OVERLY GREEDY PEOPLE:
8 small veal cutlets or 8 scallops (1 lbs in total)
8 slices Prosciutto
12 fresh sage leaves
Olive oil or butter
PREPARATION:
Heat a couple of tablespoons of sweet butter or olive oil in a skillet and sauté the cutlets until done.
Add a glass of very dry white wine, juice of half a lemon and 4 finely cut sage leaves to the sauce and simmer a bit until the saice thickened a little.
Serve with rice and a nice side salad.
Variations: instead of white wine you can also use a really good red wine (I prefer Marsala - it's strong enough to compete with the sage). Instead of lemon juice you could also use a bit of sour cream or créme fraîche.