Asw Armour Brandy

It seems that there might be a slight confusion in the name of the food item you are asking about. I believe you are referring to "osso buco" with a brandy cream sauce, which can be found in some restaurants in the USA.

"Osso buco" is an Italian dish from Milan, traditionally made with veal shanks braised in a mixture of vegetables, white wine, and broth. However, you can find variations of osso buco made with other types of meat, such as beef or pork.

To make osso buco with a brandy cream sauce, the dish is prepared similarly to the traditional recipe, but once the veal shanks are cooked and tender, the braising liquid is reduced, and brandy is added along with heavy cream to create a rich and flavorful sauce.

Osso buco with brandy cream sauce is not a common dish in every restaurant, but you may be able to find it in upscale Italian restaurants or establishments that specialize in creative or unique takes on classic dishes. If you come across it on a menu, it's definitely worth trying for a delicious and indulgent meal!