| 释义 |
‖ osso bucco|ˌosso ˈbukko|
Also ossobuco.
[It., lit. ‘marrowbone’.]
Shin of veal stewed in wine with vegetables.
1935M. Morphy Recipes of All Nations 144 L'osso buco (veal stew). This is one of the most famous Italian dishes. 1961Guardian 21 Apr. 8/7 Florentine Veal Stew is reminiscent of the Osso Bucco most of us approve of. 1961A. Wilson Old Men at Zoo ii. 97 She..had arranged with Grazia my favourite meal—ossobuco, a light red chianti, zabaglione. 1963E. Humphreys Gift ii. i. 209, I ordered osso bucco and half a litre of Chianti. 1966Daily Tel. 9 Nov. 13/4 There is a super snack bar..where you can fortify yourself with Osso Bucco, Beef Stroganoff or roast lamb. 1974Times 2 Nov. 11/5 Prepared beef olives and osso bucco. |