Olive Garden: New Pork Milanese, Zeppoli and More

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It’s always good times when Olive Garden brings in some new menu items. Their latest additions come in the form of another entree, a children’s plate, dessert and wine. New offerings include the Pork Milanese dish,  prepared with the traditional scaloppini technique used in Italy. We’re looking at a pork loin, dredged in a blend of panko, herbed breadcrumbs, fresh parsley and Parmesan cheese and pan-seared to a golden brown.  The pork is accompanied by asiago-filled tortelloni tossed with fresh spinach in a garlic cream sauce. The final touch? When the dish is ready, you get a final squeeze of lemon tableside as they do in Italy.

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On the dessert side of things, we have airy puffs of fried dough called Zeppoli. The pillowy dough balls, once fried, are gently tossed in superfine, vanilla-infused sugar and served with a decadent milk-dark chocolate dipping sauce.

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As to not forget the children at the table, the folks at Olive Garden have added a new Children’s Cheese Ravioli to the kids’ Garden Fare menu. The Cheese Ravioli are served with a fresh, light, pureed marinara sauce.

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Last, but definitely not least, the restaurant has added a new wine to the mix in the form of the Castello del Poggio Moscato,  a lightly sparkling white wine with notes of apricot and honey. Head over to Olive Garden if you’re fiendin’ to try any of these new items!

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