@flavorsbyalessandra: My FULL guide to making chicken cutlet 🤌❤️ There are few things in life better than a beautiful, thin, crispy yet still juicy chicken cutlet. It’s something I grew up on and can probably eat everyday. While my Nonna equipped me with the recipe to make some pretty great cutlets, culinary school taught me the reasons and techniques of WHY and HOW to do it. So here is all the info ~ GET THE FULL FREE RECIPE ON MY WEBSITE!!! - alessandraciuffo.com Below are some key tips & tricks: 🔪 Butterfly your chicken breast. Place one hand on top of the breast flat and using a shape knife, begin making long straight motions* into the side of the breast. With each cut, open it up like a book and once you’ve made it to the end flatten it out and slice in half. *It’s important to avoid a saw motion to keep the slices as even and clean as possible. 🔪 Pound it out! For an even and thin cutlet, use a meat mallet or any heavy object with a flat surface and begin pounding out the cutlet. Start in the center and work your way to the edges. 🔪Set up the dredging station. FLOUR, EGG, BREADCRUMB… that is the name of the game. Get them in plates or trays right next to each other and season EACH one to maximize and layer the flavor. Feel free to have fun and add more spices and seasonings. I love adding parmigiano and parsley to the breadcrumb for added flavor or even orange and lemon zest in the summer!! 🔪 Shallow fry the cutlets. Pick your favorite frying oil (mine is olive oil for cutlets as it adds in a really nice subtle flavor) and add it to a pan so that it’ll reach 1/2 way up the cutlet ~ not submerging it. Allow it to heat up of medium LOW heat, because you want it to get golden while cooking the chicken. Cook until golden brown on both sides. 🔪Remove from the oil and season immediately. While the oil is still hot, hit the chicken with salt so that it can be absorbed into the chicken. . . . #Chickencutlets #chickenrecipe #culinaryschool #learntocook https://alessandraciuffo.com/chicken-cutlets/
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L :
Frying In olive oil is crazy and so expensive
2025-07-26 05:35:10
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Isabel Cristina Lopez :
My bread crumbs always fall off the chicken
2025-07-25 16:37:26
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🇺🇸BIG J🍔 :
Flour is unnecessary for cutlets. Egg right into the breadcrumbs is the way to do it
2025-07-25 20:52:36
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Franman :
Kinda sound like Debbie Gallagher
2025-07-27 05:45:14
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Panini :
My cutlets have a dull taste... is it the breadcrumbs? Is Panko better?
2025-07-26 13:40:15
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meanmikey1 :
I skip the flour as it gives the cutlets a “gummy” texture and it causes the bread crumbs to detach from the cutlet.
2025-07-25 21:28:59
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Sibioco2235 :
Panko or regular bread crumbs?
2025-07-25 13:35:07
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Auder91 :
What’s the best oil to fry in that’s not olive oil?
2025-07-25 19:32:48
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Jolene🦋 :
where would I find dredging trays like yours?
2025-07-25 18:42:44
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Freestyle Travel Shop :
The real ones know only 4C seasoned breadcrumbs will do the job
2025-07-27 03:33:30
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ijdgafbitchhhhh :
Egg to breadcrumbs! No flour 😭
2025-08-30 14:03:49
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Rebel 2.0 :
As someone who makes chicken cutlets- the Rita way is the easiest and best
2025-08-24 05:02:22
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50721765985 :
Your voice is so cool
2025-07-26 03:20:50
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Lisa Marie :
your voice is giving Rachel Ray. 🥰
2025-07-26 18:49:49
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Marcelle𒉭 :
Crazy how you just popped up as soon as I decided to make chicken parm😂
2025-07-25 20:03:30
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Lindsey🩷 :
Looks so good!! You remind me of Rachael Ray when she was younger!
2025-07-25 13:06:12
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RustyshacklefordZ7 :
I use a tortilla press aka “the chicken smoosher”
2025-07-26 20:32:52
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Nicole :
Omg that looks incredible! I love chicken cutlets !
2025-07-26 01:18:21
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Anthony Kuehne875 :
If you turn it into chicken parm PLEASE leave the red sauce on the side. Otherwise the sauce will kill that beautiful crispy crust.
2025-07-26 01:46:37
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cajunbander :
I do all that, but I find the batter wil come off of the chicken. How do I prevent that from happening?
2025-08-21 00:43:02
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capturingwanderer :
How do you know that the chicken is completely cooked?
2025-07-26 03:03:51
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britt.2726 :
Where did you get those pans from?
2025-07-26 20:28:22
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Emma :
i’ve always found flour makes the breading break off the chicken. i’d use just breadcrumbs for ultimate crunch and coverage
2025-08-18 06:49:42
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Fernando :
Please call it MILANESA
2025-08-20 20:26:57
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dg_6.16.8 :
I was always told olive oil doesn’t heat up enough to used vegetable oil
2025-07-25 22:33:47
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