escalop

/ɪˈskæləp/
noun
  1. A thin, boneless slice of meat, especially veal or chicken, often breaded and fried.
    • She ordered a chicken escalop with mashed potatoes for lunch.
    • The restaurant served a tender escalop of veal with a lemon sauce.
    • The chef pounded the escalop thin before coating it in breadcrumbs.
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