As a countdown to the Dallas Observer’s “Best of Dallas” 2010, City of Ate is serving up 100 of the favorite dishes we crave, savor and hope to scarf down again soon. These dishes are in no particular ...

I bought myself a new enameled cast iron Dutch oven the other day, glazed in a lovely red hue, and initiated it with lamb shanks braised in red wine, tomatoes, carrots, onions and garlic, otherwise ...

Add the broth, orange juice, (zest if you like), thyme, white wine, raisins and cinnamon stick. Then add the lamb and bring to boil Want news of Chicago, Israel and the Jewish world in your mailbox ...

1. Season Veal Shank with Salt and Pepper on both sides. Lightly flour each side of the Veal Shank. 2. In a sauté pan, over medium heat, heat oil, add veal shank and brown on each side. When brown, ...

1. Dust the veal shanks lightly with flour, salt and pepper. 2. In a heavy Dutch oven with a lid, melt the butter over medium heat. Cut slits crossways in the outside rim of each shank so the meat ...

When Marcelle recently made her osso bucco, she used pancetta instead of olive oil and butter. The result was amazingly good. When purchasing the veal shanks, ask the butcher to give you the meatiest ...

Osso buco, a braised section of veal shank or shin with a bone filled with rich marrow, is a traditional Northern Italian specialty, though it does show up in other regions of the country. It also ...