Milanesa Napolitana

Name: Milanesa Napolitana
Prep time: 40 min
Cook time: 25 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Argentina
Ingredients: 500 grams beef cutlet, center face up; flour, for breading; 2 eggs, for breading; 3 tablespoons cow's milk, for breading; salt and pepper, for breading; breadcrumbs, for breading; vegetable oil, for frying; 2 potatoes, sliced; 1 cup tomato sauce; 200 grams deli ham; 200 grams Mozzarella cheese, fresh; 1 tomato, sliced; 1 tablespoon oregano; thyme, for decoration

Alejandra Cota

If you want to try typical dishes from other countries, this Milanesa Napolitana recipe is a great option, as it is typical of Argentina.

The Milanesa Napolitana is made with breaded beef in tomato sauce, ham, and cheese. To enhance the flavor, you can bake the potatoes to make them crispy.

Reviewed by Editorial Team of Kiwilimón

Published: 17-04-2019

Preparation

15 mins

25 mins

Low

Bread the milanesa with flour and remove the excess. In a bowl, whisk the egg with the milk, salt, and pepper. Dip the milanesa in this mixture and then into the breadcrumbs. Heat a skillet over medium heat with the oil and fry the potatoes until they are crispy. Remove them and fry the milanesa in the same skillet until cooked. Drain on paper towels. Add tomato sauce on top of each milanesa, place a slice of ham and mozzarella cheese, finish with slices of tomato and sprinkle with oregano. Cook the milanesa again for 5 minutes with the skillet covered so that the cheese melts. On a board, serve the milanesa with the potatoes, garnish with thyme, and enjoy.

Nutritional information

* Information per 100g serving, percentage of daily values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

Energy

142.7

kcal

7.14%

Carbohydrate, by difference

1.9

0.63%

Protein

16.4

32.8%

Total lipid (fat)

7.8

12%

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Tips

You can bake the potatoes to make them very crispy; don’t worry about deep frying, as it absorbs very little fat if it's at the right temperature.

Milanesa Napolitana

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