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Veal Breast Shank


Osso Buco - IMPS/NAMP 1337/1312 

Most commonly cut from the hindshank | IMPS/NAMP 1337, osso buco can also be cut from the foreshank | IMPS/NAMP 1312.

  For tenderness, osso buco requires slow braising. The center bone provides flavor and produces gelatin that helps bind sauces. Traditionally, osso buco is served with Gremolata - a garnish of chopped parsley, garlic and grated lemon zest. For a Moroccan twist, serve osso buco over couscous with chickpeas, and golden raisins. Flavor with cilantro, cumin, cinnamon and citrus zest. 

Cooking Methods

 

Roast

Broil

Grill

Sauté

Stir-fry

Braise

Stew

Breast

 

 

 

 

 

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NAMP Definition:

This item may be prepared from Item Nos. 312 or 337. The hindshank or foreshank shall be cut into widths specified by the purchaser. The slices shall be cut approximately parallel to the bone length so as to display a cross section surface at least 75% lean on each side.

Veal breast or brisket is an economic cut that allows chefs to be innovative. Traditional preparations of veal breast call for a pocket to be cut into the breast, filled with stuffing and braised. However, more chefs are using creative preparations and a variety of techniques, like barbecued brisket, to make signature dishes from veal breast. 

NAMP Definition:

The breast shall contain 11 ribs and consists of the intact plate and brisket portion of the forequarter. The diaphragm may be removed, but if present, the membranous portion shall be removed close to the lean. The heart fat shall be excluded.

Nutrition Facts

Veal shank (fore and hind), braised

 

Units

3 oz=85 g

Proximates

 

 

Water

g

53.5

Energy

kcal

150.5

Protein

g

27.4

Total lipids (fat)

g

3.7

Minerals

 

 

Calcium, Ca

mg

28.9

Iron, Fe

mg

1.1

Potassium, K

mg

262.7

Sodium, Na

mg

79.9

Zinc, Zn

mg

5.8

Vitamins

 

 

Thiamin

mg

0.0

Riboflavin

mg

0.3

Niacin

mg

8.2

Vitamin B-6

mg

0.2

Folate

mcg

14.5

Vitamin B-12

mcg

1.4

Lipids (fat)

 

 

Fatty acids, saturated

g

1.0

Fatty acids, monounsaturated

g

1.3

Fatty acids, polyunsaturated

g

0.4

Cholesterol

mg

107.1

 

Values rounded to the nearest tenth

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