Milanese-style Cutlets

I had Milanese-style cutlets at a restaurant during my vacation in Italy. I wanted to recreate that taste.
At the place where I ate this, the cutlets were served without sauce.
The real key to this unique flavor is the Parmesan cheese.
○The butter adds its delicious flavor to the oil.
○I tried to use as little oil as possible.
○By further crushing the panko, the breading is similar to Milanese-style and is easier to eat.
○If you add Parmesan cheese to the egg batter and the panko breading, the extra flavoring is really tasty. Recipe by Soyokaze
Milanese-style Cutlets
I had Milanese-style cutlets at a restaurant during my vacation in Italy. I wanted to recreate that taste.
At the place where I ate this, the cutlets were served without sauce.
The real key to this unique flavor is the Parmesan cheese.
○The butter adds its delicious flavor to the oil.
○I tried to use as little oil as possible.
○By further crushing the panko, the breading is similar to Milanese-style and is easier to eat.
○If you add Parmesan cheese to the egg batter and the panko breading, the extra flavoring is really tasty. Recipe by Soyokaze
Steps
- 1
For very thick pork strips, tenderize to thin out. Thinner slices are fine as they are.
- 2
Gently press a knife into the meat in the pattern seen above to score (don't forget to score the sinew). Season with salt and pepper.
- 3
Mix together all of the ingredients for the egg coating.
- 4
Put the panko in a plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin (This will make it easier to eat). Mix together with Parmesan cheese.
- 5
If possible, use olive oil to fry. If it's too pricey, vegetable oil works too. Either way, it's delicious.
- 6
Coat the pork in flour, egg coating, and finally panko. Take care to fully coat in panko.
- 7
Fill a pan with vegetable or olive oil (a little less than 1 cm deep). Add butter, heat, and deep fry the pork slices one by one.
- 8
Deep fry the pork from Step 6 on medium heat until browned, then flip over.
- 9
Once both sides are browned, remove from pan and season with salt and pepper to taste.
- 10
Squeeze fresh lemon over the pork before eating. It tastes great even without sauce.
- 11
Some young greens seasoned with extra virgin olive oil and salt go great as a side.
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