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  • Serves 8
  • 3 hours
  • Difficulty Medium
  • 18 Ingredients

44 Comments

This is a meal I hold close to my heart and takes me all the way back to my childhood.

If you have the time you can head to your local butcher and get them to cut up some beef marrow bones. I then make a nutritious beef bone broth that I let simmer overnight. This is time consuming and alternatively a beef stock can be used.

Do not forget to get yourself a beautiful soft bread to dunk into the sauce *insert chefs kiss here


Ingredients (serves 8)

  • 1kg Osso bucco
  • 2 large brown onions sliced
  • 4 Garlic cloves chopped
  • Handful of celery leaves chopped
  • 3 Corn cobs halved
  • 4 Carrots large, chunked
  • 1 Pumpkin small, chunked
  • 6 Potatoes large, halved
  • 1 1/2tbl Cumin
  • 1 1/2tbl Sweet Paprika
  • 1 1/2tbl Oregano dried
  • Sea salt flakes
  • Olive oil
  • Beef bone broth
  • Cooked pasta
  • GARNISH:
  • Coriander chopped
  • Sriracha

Method

  1. On medium heat, sear osso bucco in a large cast iron pot in a drizzle of olive oil and set aside.
  2. Stir in onions, garlic and celery leaves. Once it starts to brown return osso bucco to the pot.
  3. Pour in beef bone stock till the pot is 3/4 filled. Season with salt. cover with lid and place on med heat.
  4. At the 30 minute mark add in the carrot and potatoes. After 40 minutes stir in pumpkin and cook for additional 15 minutes. If the osso bucco is soft then it’s ready. Add in the corn cobs, cover with lid and turn off heat. The remaining heat will cook the corn.
  5. Important to note when serving, place the cooked pasta in the bowl and add the ingredients. Do not mix pasta into the soup and store separately as the pasta will absorb the broth.
  6. Garnish with coriander and sriracha, enjoy!

  • This really does look and sound amazing. My partner really loves his meat so anything meat based is a winner with him. Hes not so keen on corn but I love it. I really love all the awesome colours of this dish which makes it even more inviting and pleaseing on the eye.

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  • I adore Osso bucco, I would love to make this.

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  • This looks so rustic and hearty.

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  • This looks so authentic – what a great recipe!

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  • With winter chilling everything, a good stew would be so warming now :)

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  • Yummy. Thank you for sharing

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  • Love that it’s for eight
    Great for dinner parties in cooler months

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  • Yum – always look at osso bucco as great budget buy

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  • Yummmmmm. This looks amazing for the coming cooler months.

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  • This sounds completely delicious- have to try it!

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  • I have never eaten anything chiliean but I love osso Buoco, have to give it a crack I think!

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  • I am not a stew person but for those that are, this looks like it would very very tasty with lots of flavour

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  • Looks beautiful & flavourful.

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  • I hope this tastes as amazing as it looks!

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  • This seems like a lot of work, but looks great.

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  • This is going on the menu this week

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  • This recipe looks amazing, loving the vibrant photo.

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  • I’ve never cooked with osso bucco before but am interested after seeing this recipe

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  • Such a wonderful recipe, thanks.

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  • Yum. A nice warm hearty meal


    • I agree it does look like a warm healthy meal – perfect for winter and a dish you could make a big batch of too

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