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Veal Cacciatore

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Veal CacciatoreRomulo Yanes

Chicken cacciatore is a ubiquitous dish in Italian-American restaurants, but we think it is even more delicious when made with veal shoulder roast. Slowly braising the meat in a heady tomato sauce enriched with pancetta, olives, and porcini produces a dish so good, you'll find yourself sneaking nibbles all the way to the table. It's even better the next day—if you can contain yourself.

Cooks' notes:

Veal can be braised and sliced 1 day ahead and chilled in sauce (covered once cool). Gently reheat in sauce.

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