VEAL OSSOBUCO
$20.65 per lb
Slowly braise these cross-cut veal shanks in wine and vegetables for a meltingly tender meal! Approximately 1/2 – 3/4 lb per piece. Sold frozen.
Slowly braise these cross-cut veal shanks in wine and vegetables for a meltingly tender meal! Approximately 1/2 – 3/4 lb per piece. Pricing is approximate.
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