Milan-style Chicken Cutlets with Basil Oil
I buy chicken frequently so I decided to change up my way of cooking them by using different seasonings.
Instead of the basil oil, you can simply use dried basil with some salt (rock salt etc.) and sprinkle them on top.
If you use extra virgin olive oil, the flavor and aroma will be fantastic once cooked, however, you can use regular vegetable oil if you'd like. Recipe by Hokkori-no
Milan-style Chicken Cutlets with Basil Oil
I buy chicken frequently so I decided to change up my way of cooking them by using different seasonings.
Instead of the basil oil, you can simply use dried basil with some salt (rock salt etc.) and sprinkle them on top.
If you use extra virgin olive oil, the flavor and aroma will be fantastic once cooked, however, you can use regular vegetable oil if you'd like. Recipe by Hokkori-no
Cooking Instructions
- 1
How to make the simple coating: Beat the egg in a bowl and then add in the flour and water and mix well until no longer lumpy.
- 2
In a separate bowl combine the panko crumbs and Parmesan cheese. Finely crush it with a rolling pin (or you can put in a plastic bag and crush it that way).
- 3
How to make the basil sauce: Combine all of the basil oil ingredients into a bowl and mix well.
- 4
Take the chicken and cut it diagonally into 1 cm wide pieces. Place it in a bowl. Next add in the sake, sugar, and salt and let it marinate. This is to make the chicken tender.
- 5
Let Step 4 sit for a while and then sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- 6
Take the chicken from Step 5 and coat them with the coating from Step 1. Then coat with the cheese and panko mixture from Step 2.
- 7
Pour the 5 tablespoons of olive oil into a frying pan and heat it up. Once it's heated, add The chicken to the pan and thoroughly cook both sides.
- 8
You're going to have to fry this in separate batches, so add in olive oil as necessary to maintain the proper amount of oil needed for frying.
- 9
Once done, transfer them to a plate, and coat with the basil sauce from Step 3.
- 10
If you're going to be making this sauce, please use this: 2 Step Simple Batter
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/146551-simple-2-step-batter
- 11
This recipe uses the panko and cheese mixture with the coating. Milanese-style cutlets
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/155595-milanese-chicken-cutlets
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