Cutlets

/ˈkʌtlɪts/ noun

Thin slices of meat (usually from the leg or chest) that are typically breaded and fried, or boneless pieces of meat suitable for frying.

From French 'côtelette,' which comes from 'côte' meaning 'rib.' The word traveled through French kitchens into English in the 1700s to describe these rib-cut pieces.

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