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Published 1998
In this Sabbath specialty from Padua, breast of veal is boned, butterflied, and stuffed with an omelet seasoned with peas and roasted peppers, then rolled, tied, browned in olive oil, and braised in white wine and broth. As described in La cucina padovana, the dish is traditionally served cold, thinly sliced. Today, we’d probably serve it warm, accompanied with rice or fresh pasta dressed with the pan juices. If you are not keeping strictly kosher, you may use a boned leg of veal, as