If the veal is slightly fatty, the dish comes better but of course it may be a bit less healthy. (Once in a while doesn't matter if you exaggerate, particularly if you take a long walk to counter the effects.)
Lay each slice flat, and on each place a thin slice of prosciutto (the ideal is cured prosciutto, but you can also try cooked ham if worse comes to worse) and some leaves of fresh sage.
Fold the slice of veal over and close with a toothpick to keep it all together.
Roll the veal so prepared in some white flour.
In a non-stick frying pan, place a good bit of margarine and some fresh sage leaves. Heat the margarine and then place the veal rolls gently in the pan.
Cook over a medium flame until brown and then turn over to brown the other side. Add salt at the end.
Notes
This is best with a nice fresh salad, and followed by a long walk.