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Themroc, a grungy hole in the wall, has a few mismatched tables and worn-out sofas huddled around a small open kitchen that turns out one delectable dish per night (no substitutions, please), such as osso buco with fresh gremolata.
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Osteria serves upscale Italian in a casual environment and can most likely appease any appetite with offerings such as osso bucco, olive crostini and bay scallops with tomato.
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If you are serving the osso buco at a formal dinner, you might want to strain the sauce and discard vegetables.
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Forget osso buco or boeuf bourguignon, this is proper food for a Britishwinter.
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I first served osso buco at a dinner party about 15 years ago.
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Somehow the traditional pairing of osso buco with risotto alla Milanese strikes me as the latter.
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Whether it is "Muskrat Love" slurping its way through the loudspeakers at CVS or "My Heart Will Go On" pummeling you as you sit on the runway, or Andrea Bocelli warbling his way through yet another treacly ballad while you're trying to enjoy your osso buco, music that a large number of people despise is constantly assaulting us.
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Okay, after the second break-up, I no longer have to eat osso bucco with Sumner Redstone, and that almost makes it worth it, but I also have to answer my children's questions about why, how, when.
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You are pitiful losers and you know it which is why you are not out at upscale Italian joints having a nice osso bucco and discussing how you spent your day pretending to be doctors and lawyers and small business owners and chess champs and all the other bullshit over a glass of merlot …
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Bring osso buco to room temperature, then keep chilled in the refrigerator overnight.
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