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Combine the piece of meat with the bacon, tying it tightly with a colorless thread, inserting the sprigs of rosemary between the meat and the thread.
Cover the beef with flour, put it in a saucepan and brown it well on each side in the butter. Then sprinkle with vinegar, letting it evaporate, then pour the milk.
Cover and cook slowly for about 2 hours. While cooking, add a little broth when necessary.
Once cooked, add salt and pepper.
Cut the meat into slices about 1 cm thick, arrange it on a previously heated serving plate, cover with cooking sauce and serve immediately. Accompany with hot corn polenta.
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