Having Osso Bucco instead of turkey, what side dishes would be great?!
if you have it as a first course, it usually goes inside yellow risotto (risotto alla milanese) or polenta.
if you have it as a second course then can be served with fresh peas, green beans and mashed potatoes.
the traditional sauce was with lemon, garlic and rosmarino.
http://www.gennarino.org/ossibuchi.htm
Answers: It's spelled "ossobuco" .
if you have it as a first course, it usually goes inside yellow risotto (risotto alla milanese) or polenta.
if you have it as a second course then can be served with fresh peas, green beans and mashed potatoes.
the traditional sauce was with lemon, garlic and rosmarino.
http://www.gennarino.org/ossibuchi.htm
pasta salad
Do the usual - Mashed potatoes, carrots, a stuffing and a nice gravey
Mashed potatoes or oven roasted new potatoes
green beans with bacon and garlic
streamed brown rice with chopped parsley.
grilled mushroom, corn and carrots.
Definitely a parmesan risotto, and don't forget the gremolada to accompany the osso bucco.
I serve mine with wild mushroom risotto and side of polenta.
Yum. I'm glad you're doing something unique like this! I love nontraditional Thanksgiving.
This cabbage side dish goes great with braised meats:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/...