Milanese cutlet

Milanese cutlet is a great classic of Milanese cuisine, a second course that has rightfully entered history and is determined to stay there forever.

I love Milanese cutlet and when I go to Milan I never miss it for lunch.

It is an extremely simple dish, but with an unmistakable taste; for me it is a comfort food.

I definitely prefer it boneless and thin so that it gets nice and crispy, but without becoming dry.

I use sunflower oil for frying because I find it light and tasty.

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Milanese cutlet

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  • DifficultyVery easy
  • CostCheap
  • Preparation time15 Minutes
  • Cooking time30 Minutes
  • Serving1
  • Cooking methodFrying
  • CuisineItalian
  • SeasonalityEvergreen

Ingredients

20 potatoes, skinned, boiled in distilled water, no salt
7 ounces veal cutlet
q.s. bread crumb
2 eggs
q.s. sunflower oil

Tools

Pan
Meat Tenderizer
2 Dishes

Steps

▪ Preheat the oven to 356°.

▪ When up to temperature, bake the potatoes for 30 minutes.

▪ After 20 minutes, put the oil in the pan, there should be enough to cover the cutlet, and bring it up to temperature.

▪ Meanwhile, beat the meat with a meat tenderizer to make it nice and thin.

▪ In one dish beat the eggs and in the other put the breadcrumbs.

▪ Dip the meat first in the egg and then in the breadcrumbs.

▪ Beat the meat again gently so that the breadcrumbs adhere well.

▪ Move the cutlet to the oil and fry until it is perfectly drained.

▪ Drain on paper towels and serve with the potatoes.

▪ Milanese cutlet is ready!

▪ Enjoy! 

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