
Spinach Saltimbocca
Butter, sage, prosciutto, wine — four flavours that turn quick-seared Prosciutto into saltimbocca alla romana. The pan sauce reduces to a syrup while you plate, so everything lands on the table hot and glistening.
Ingredients
- Butter40 g
- Saltto taste
- Spinach300 g
- Garlic4 cloves, minced
- Bell Pepper1, sliced
- Tomato Sauce2 tbsp
- Olive Oil2 tbsp
- Dried Oregano1 tsp
- Spring Onions3, cut into batons
- Sage8 leaves
- Prosciutto6 slices
Optional extras
- Fresh Basilhandful, to finish
Instructions
- 1
Season the Prosciutto lightly (the prosciutto brings salt) and top each piece with sage and a fold of prosciutto, secured with a toothpick.
- 2
Melt butter in a heavy pan over medium-high heat until it stops foaming.
- 3
Cook the Prosciutto sage-side up for two minutes so the underside seals, then turn and give it ninety seconds more.
- 4
Rest the Prosciutto on a warm plate while the wine deglazes the pan, bubbling down with the sage leaves and pan juices to a syrup.
- 5
Swirl in a knob of cold butter off the heat for a sauce that clings like silk.
- 6
Spoon the sauce over the Prosciutto and serve immediately — saltimbocca never waits.
Chef's tip
A final squeeze of lemon just before serving lifts every other flavour.
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