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Quick tip for cooking cutlets...

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On Wednesdays I try and clean out the fridge.  Today it so happened that I had a few leftovers for sides but not enough to make a meal for any one person.  Knowing we would be fasting from meats over the next few days, my carnivorous "side" took over and I chose pork cutlets as my entrée.

Pork Cutlet with Arugula Salad
Pork Cutlet with Arugula Salad

 

And so today I would like to share a tip I use when making cutlets (as we call them)....

Whenever I prepare any type of cutlet (chicken, veal or pork) I use an egg wash and breadcrumbs. The method I use for preparing cutlets is to dip them first in an egg wash and then breadcrumbs.  Tonight I used a combo of plain and flavored bread crumbs.  The Tip for the Day is in the egg wash:

  • scramble a number of eggs
  • add a few teaspoons of water
  •  add chopped herbs - today I used parsley and sage
  • then add a handful of grated cheese
  • then of course dip in breadcrumbs and pan fry (or bake in the oven)

*FOR LESS MESS USE A ZIPLOCK BAG (OR PLASTIC SANDWICH BAG) TO COAT THE MEAT

I find the cheese helps the breadcrumbs stick and eliminates the need for a primary coating of flour. 

Until we cook again.....

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