Word in an Italian veal dish

OSSO

This cut of veal is named after the Italian word for "bone," often served with a rich, buttery sauce. Look for the term used in osso buco.

This clue points to "osso," the Italian word for "bone," which is a key ingredient in the classic dish osso buco—a braised veal shank where the marrow-filled bone is a highlight. The wordplay is straightforward: it’s not about the whole dish name but just the word hidden inside it. If you know osso buco, you’ll recognize "osso" as the answer, especially since the clue hints at a single word tied to Italian veal. Think of it like pulling the bone (and the word) out of the dish.