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Cotoletta Alla Bolognese
by Chef Max Mariola · 1.1M subscribers on YouTube
The authentic Cotoletta alla Bolognese from Chef Max Mariola: a thick veal rib chop breaded and fried in clarified butter, then topped with Parma ham and Parmesan, finished with broth and covered to create a rich, flavorful dish.
- Difficulty
- medium
Ingredients
8 items- 900 gNodino di Vitello (costoletta spessa)Thick-cut veal rib chop from milk-fed veal, including the meat between two ribs
- Prosciutto Di ParmaThinly sliced
- Parmigiano ReggianoAged 30 months, grated
- PankoJapanese breadcrumbs; coarse breadcrumbs can be substituted
- 2 pcsEggsBeaten with a splash of water if too thick
- FlourFor dredging
- Clarified ButterClarified butter; for frying
- BrothVegetable or beef broth; a few tablespoons
Method
- Ask the butcher for a thick veal rib chop, including the meat between two ribs (about 900 g).
- Remove the backbone and trim excess fat. Lightly debone the rib and score the fat to prevent curling.
- Cover the exposed bone with a small piece of wax paper to prevent burning.
- Dredge the meat in flour on all sides.
- Beat 2 eggs with a splash of water if needed.
- Dip the floured meat into the egg, coating well.
- Coat the meat with panko (or coarse breadcrumbs), pressing firmly.
- Fry in clarified butter over medium heat, basting with the butter, until golden brown and crispy on both sides. Drain on a rack.
- Return the cutlet to the pan with a little fresh clarified butter over low heat.
- Cover the cutlet with thin slices of Parma ham.
- Generously grate Parmesan cheese over the ham.
- Add a small ladle of broth into the pan (not on the cutlet).
- Cover the pan with a lid and cook for 2–3 minutes, until the ham and cheese meld and the cutlet absorbs some broth.
- Remove from pan and serve immediately.
Chef Max Mariola
Professional chefReviewer1.1M subscribers on YouTube400.6M total channel viewsChef italiano. Ricette cucinate a casa, focus completo sulle ricette.


