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Mouthwatering Classic Italian Beef Braciole Recipe

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1 lb boneless beef round steak, cut into 4 thin slices approximately 1/3 inch thick
4 slices prosciutto
1 tablespoon pignolis pine nuts
2 tablespoons grated pecorino romano cheese
2 cloves garlic, chopped
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped
1/2 cup olive oil
2 28 ounce cans imported italian tomatoes
1/4 cup tomato puree
2 bay leaves

Nutritional information

409.8
Calories
264 g
Calories From Fat
29.4 g
Total Fat
4 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
66.6 mg
Sodium
25.4 g
Carbs
6.9 g
Dietary Fiber
14.6 g
Sugars
5 g
Protein
582 g
Serving Size

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Mouthwatering Classic Italian Beef Braciole Recipe

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    For years I would shop at my favorite butchers in NYC shout out to Esposito's and see several varieties of beef braciole in their display case, but never tried them until I moved to CA and decided to make this dish. These were very good and my husband and I really enjoyed them. I especially enjoyed the tomato sauce. However, I found the braciole to be very time-consuming I wrestled with the kitchen string and tying up the rolled up steak, so probably will not be making these very often. If I was back in NYC where I could "outsource" the steak braciole, I'd make your sauce and we'd eat these weekly!

    • 170 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    The Ultimate Beef Braciole, , For years I would shop at my favorite butchers in NYC shout out to Esposito’s and see several varieties of beef braciole in their display case, but never tried them until I moved to CA and decided to make this dish. These were very good and my husband and I really enjoyed them. I especially enjoyed the tomato sauce. However, I found the braciole to be very time-consuming I wrestled with the kitchen string and tying up the rolled up steak, so probably will not be making these very often. If I was back in NYC where I could “outsource” the steak braciole, I’d make your sauce and we’d eat these weekly!, I’m German and hubby is 100% Italian so when I told him I was making braciole I kind of got a raised eyebrow. After his first bite he was impressed! I did tweak it a little. Instead of water used chicken stock in the sauce. I also added a pinch of oregano and fresh basil to the sauce too and a little tomato paste. I did not add the pignolis only because hubby doesn’t like them. We both thought this was a great recipe. I will make this again, but next time I will let it simmer all day to make the braciole even more tender.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Place Each Slice of Beef Between 2 Sheets of Plastic Wrap and Pound With a Meat Pounder Until 1/4 Inch Thick.

    2
    Done

    Sprinkle With Salt& Pepper.

    3
    Done

    Lay a Slice of Prosciutto on Each One and Sprinkle Evenly With With the Pignoli Beans, Pecorino Romano Cheese, Garlic and Parsley.

    4
    Done

    Roll Up the Slices, Tucking in the Ends and Tie With Kitchen String.

    5
    Done

    Heat 1/4 Cup of the Olive Oil in a Large Frying Pan Over Medium Heat.

    6
    Done

    Dredge the Braciole in Flour Shaking Off Any Excess, Then Place in the Pan.

    7
    Done

    Cook Until Browned on All Sides, About 15 Minutes.

    8
    Done

    Heat the Other 1/4 Cup of Olive Oil in a Large Saucepan Over Medium Heat.

    9
    Done

    Add the Onion, Carrots, and Celery.

    10
    Done

    Cook, Stirring Until Tender but not Browned, About 10 Minutes.

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