The secret to the iconic dish is a simple three-tiered coating process. Beginning with flour, moving to egg wash, and finally, seasoned breadcrumbs flour, each layer plays a pivotal role. For instance, the flour ensures that the egg wash sticks, which, in turn, binds the seasoned breadcrumbs.
2 8 Oz. Fresh mozzarella balls, cut into ¼ in. thick round
For Spaghetti
1lb.Dry Spaghetti
1Tbsp.Oil Olive
1Tbsp.Parsley finely chopped
1Tbsp.Basil chiffonade
1Oz.Parmesan cheese
Instructions
For Tomato Sauce
Heat 4 Tbsp. Grapeseed or Avocado oil over medium heat in 6 qt. saucepan
Add yellow onion and garlic, sweat out till onion is transparent
Add Roma tomatoes to the onion and garlic; let them cook for 5 minutes.
Now add the canned tomatoes, lower the heat, bring it to a simmer, and cook for 20 minutes until the sauce in a third shallow pan is lightly thickened.
For Breading Chicken
In a shallow pan, seasoned flour with salt and pepper.
Whisk the eggs and add a second shallow pan.
Mix the panko with grated parmesan cheese, chopped parsley, fresh oregano, and paprika in a third shallow pan.
Season each cutlet to taste with salt and pepper.
Coat in the flour, the egg, and Japanese panko mix to coat thoroughly.
Chicken Parmesan
Heat 1/3 cup of grapeseed or avocado oil in a large sauté pan to 350 degrees.
Place two breaded cutlets in the hot oil.
Cook on each side for 2-3 minutes or until Golden Brown.
Place on a wire rack to rest.
Now add 1-2 spoonfuls of sauce on top of the centers of the cooked chicken.
Place a few slices of mozzarella on top of the sauce and broil in the oven to melt the cheese.
For Spaghetti
Bring a large stockpot of salted water to boil.
Add dry spaghetti and cook for 10-12 minutes or until al dente.
Drain pasta in a colander.
Then, Coat pasta with a few tablespoons of sauce, salt, pepper, chopped parsley, chopped basil, and grated parmesan cheese.