This classic dish is all about building layers of wonderful flavor, starting with thin, tender veal cutlets sandwiched with cheese and savory salami. Dredging the bundles in flour and egg twice creates a sturdy, golden coat that keeps the cheese from running away in the pan. Once the meat is seared, let those mushrooms simmer in the Marsala wine until the sauce gets thick, syrupy, and absolutely delicious, darlin'.
Technique Summary
Layering tender veal cutlets with cheese and cured meat creates a decadent, double-dredged package that stays perfectly intact when seared. Simmering the pan drippings with wine and mushrooms produces a rich, velvety sauce that ties the whole dish together.
Chef’s Checkpoints
- The outer breading browns into a uniform, crispy shell that adheres tightly to the veal.
- The pan sauce reduces until it leaves clear tracks when a spoon is dragged across the bottom.
- The cheese melts slightly at the edges of the cutlets but remains enclosed within the seared bundle.