
🇦🇷 ArgentinaCatalog recipe · Buenos Aires
Golden-fried breaded cutlet blanketed with passata, ham and mozzarella, broiled until the cheese bubbles — crisp underneath, molten on top, with fries as the only serious side.
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For 4 servings.
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Pat the cutlets dry and season both sides with salt.
Set up a breading station: beat the eggs with garlic and parsley in one dish, spread the breadcrumbs in another.
Dip each cutlet in the egg, then press firmly into the crumbs to coat evenly.
💡 Argentines season the EGG, not the crumbs. Garlic and parsley live there.
Heat the oil in a skillet until shimmering; fry the cutlets until deep gold and crisp, about 3–4 minutes per side.
💡 Don't crowd the pan — cutlets that touch each other steam instead of crisping.
Drain the cutlets on paper towels and arrange on a baking sheet.
Top each with passata, a slice of ham, and mozzarella; sprinkle with oregano.
Broil until the cheese bubbles and browns in spots, about 5 minutes.
💡 Stay by the oven — broilers turn bubbling into burnt in under a minute.
Serve hot with fries. Lettuce may watch from a distance.
Born at 'Nápoli' restaurant when a dropped milanesa needed rescuing under toppings, the napolitana became Argentina's favorite mistake. With fries it is dinner diplomacy.
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