Baked Milanese escalope
Nutrition per serving
Milanese escalope: a thin breaded escalope, crisp and golden. This healthier version is baked rather than deep-fried, so it keeps all its crunch with far less fat.
Prep: 15 min | Cook: 18 min | Serves: 4 | Difficulty: Easy
Calculated per serving from the Anses Ciqual 2025 values for each ingredient, using the quantities listed. Household measures (spoonfuls, whole items) use average weights. 329 kcal · 47 g protein · 15 g carbohydrate · 8 g fat
Ingredients
- 4 veal escalopes or chicken
- 1 egg
- 80 g breadcrumbs
- 40 g Parmesan
- 1 lemon
- salt and pepper
Method
- Flatten the escalopes. Mix the breadcrumbs and Parmesan.
- Dip each escalope in the beaten egg, then in the breadcrumbs.
- Place on a baking tray and spray with a little oil.
- Bake for 18 minutes at 200 °C, turning halfway through. Serve with lemon.
Nutritional benefits
Baked rather than fried, the breaded escalope does not absorb frying oil: you keep the crunch while cutting the fat. Veal or chicken provides lean protein. With vegetables or a salad, it is a balanced meal that children enjoy.
Variations and swaps
- With chicken or turkey.
- Oat flake crumb.
- Milanese style (with tomato pasta).
- Homemade cordon bleu (cheese in the middle).
Storage and making ahead
Keep for 2 days and reheat in the oven to stay crisp; can be frozen breaded and raw.
💡 Good to know
Spray a little oil over the crumb before baking: this is what makes it brown and crisp up as if pan-fried, with no deep-frying.
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The foods in this recipe: veal escalopes · chicken · egg · breadcrumbs · Parmesan.
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