scaloppine

/ˌskæləˈpiːni/
noun
  1. Thin slices of meat, especially veal or chicken, that are lightly coated in flour and fried, often served with a sauce.
    • The restaurant's chicken scaloppine is served with mushrooms and white wine.
    • For dinner, she made veal scaloppine with a lemon and butter sauce.
    • He learned to prepare scaloppine by pounding the meat thin before cooking.
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