Saltimbocca meaning “jump in the mouth” is usually an Italian dish prepared with veal, the combination of the sage and the prosciutto are a perfect marriage. The perfect marriage of herb and cured meat is sure to jump in your mouth.
Saltimbocca meaning “jump in the mouth” is usually an Italian dish prepared with veal, the combination of the sage and the prosciutto are a perfect marriage. The perfect marriage of herb and cured meat is sure to jump in your mouth.
Chop fresh oregano.
Peel garlic.
Clean (remove any sinew) and slice each fillet into three pieces.
To a pan on heat, add olive oil and caramelise all sides of each pork filler piece.
Add smoked paprika.
Add the oregano.
Add the crushed garlic.
Toss to coat evenly.
Place each piece of a slice of prosciutto and roll to wrap.
Add butter to the same pan and place all the pork pieces back, making sure they are all coated with butter.
Place in oven for 20 minutes at 130C.
Remove from pan, place pieces on warm plates.
Deglaze the pan with dry sherry, reduce until thicker and pour on the meat.
Serve with sauted mushrooms
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