Here it's ULTRA thin meat. (The chicken is thicker.)
Bread crumbs
Cooked in oil
Called "milanesa" (Milan style)
Served with a lemon wedge or two
With a tad bit of tomato sauce, a sliver of ham and a sliver of white cheese (should be mozzarella, but most likely isn't) is called "Napolitano" (Naples style)
pounded out veal cutlet. Wrap a veal cutlet in plastic wrap and pound it out.
I stick with this (not the most traditional and quasi CFS) flour, egg, flour... fry in crisco. salt and pepper it while it cooks. cook it about 325-350 in an electric skillet.
Here is my recipe that we make often (and always get good reviews)
Pound veal slices until they are very thin.
Coat veal slice with seasoned flour, then dip in egg wash, then dip in bread crumbs.
Place small amount of oil in a skillet on medium high heat, when butter or oil gets hot place cutlet in butter or oil and fry about 1 minutes, gently turn over and fry the other side for about one minute. Place on paper towels to drain excess butter or oil.
Serve with lemon wedges and squeeze lemon juice over cutlets.
Sometimes I also had a dash of Bavarian seasoning to the flour before breading, especially if I am not making a sauce with the schnitzel.
I usually make with a homemade jaeger sauce, spaetzle and german potato salad with it. If you like spaetzle, I highly recommend buying a $5 spaetzle maker.
I have german feast with more food, salad just like they serve it, rolls from my german cookbook, a german dessert, only beer and wine from germany and german music playing in the background.
When I was in Germany, I never ceased to marvel at the women who would routinely carry 6 one-liter steins of beer IN EACH HAND! Not on a tray but by the handles!