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Yield: 4 servings
These crispy cutlets have an unusually thick crust because they are coated in flour, eggs, and homemade bread crumbs.
Note
If you would rather not prepare fresh bread crumbs, use panko, or Japanese, bread crumbs, which cook up extra crisp. The chicken is cooked in batches of two because the crust is noticeably more crisp if the pan is not overcrowded. Finally, because the tenderloins - the small strips of meat on the underside of the breast - are likely to become detached during cooking, they must be removed at the outset. These cutlets can be served on their own, with lemon wedges, or used in sandwiches. Though Parmesan is the traditional cheese to use in this dish, feel free to substitute Pecorino Romano cheese if you prefer a stronger, more tangy flavor. The cheese is quite susceptible to burning, so be sure to keep a very close eye on the cutlets as they cook.
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Huh? looks tastey, BUT
Beth C - May 21, 2007 01:31:35 PM PST12 of 16 found this review helpful.
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Cutlets Too Salty
Richard Markuson - December 10, 2006 07:27:52 AM PST8 of 8 found this review helpful.
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Nice try, but...
kclatham - May 22, 2007 05:27:33 AM PST5 of 5 found this review helpful.
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Yum.
elchip3 - May 22, 2007 07:11:38 AM PST2 of 2 found this review helpful.
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it was great
First L - February 9, 2007 03:43:33 PM PST4 of 8 found this review helpful.
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