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4
Easy
Published 2012
“Meat cooked the Milanese way is almost always breaded and fried. The most typical example is usually made with veal, but the dish is also possible with chicken or pork. For this one here, you need a large pork cutlet with the bone, the flesh beaten quite thinly. The rest is child’s play.”
Place the cutlets on a piece of cling film or greaseproof paper, and cover with another piece. Beat the fleshy parts with a mallet or something heavy. You want the meat to spread and become a little thinner. Remove the film or paper.
Season the cutlets and dip in the beaten eggs, then coat with breadcrumbs.
Pour enough mixed oil into a large shallow pan to cover the base. Heat i
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