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Vitello tonnato, an Italian dish from Piedmont dating back to the 18th century, consists of a pink veal fillet served cold, topped with a creamy sauce made of tuna, anchovies, capers, Parmesan and hazelnuts. Ideal as an elegant starter or as an amuse‑bouche for festive meals.
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