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Crispy, bread crumb-studded Milanesa steak is part of the great tradition of breaded-and-fried meats that can be found in virtually every corner of the globe. Think of Japan’s chicken katsu<\/a>, Austria’s Wiener schnitzel and our very own chicken-fried steak<\/a>. This recipe hails from Argentina, the land of asado-style meats and exquisite wines, where steak Milanesa is a regular fixture at mealtime.<\/p>\n

Dredged in seasoned bread crumbs and shallow-fried to a shade of golden brown, Milanesa steak fits the bill when you’re craving a comforting easy weeknight dinner<\/a> or a\u00a0super steak recipe<\/a>. When served with a fresh batch of air-fryer fries or generous helping of creamy mashed potatoes, it’s the kind of meal that satisfies picky eaters and impresses dinner guests. Plus, it can be prepped, cooked and plated in about 30 minutes.<\/p>\n

What is Milanesa steak?<\/h2>\n

Milanesa steak is a thin steak encrusted with a thick layer of bread crumbs and fried until it’s golden brown and crispy. While the recipe is Argentine, it has roots in Italy (as you may have guessed from the Milanesa part) as a result of the wave of immigration from Europe to the Southern Cone during the 19th century.<\/p>\n

Thanks to its nigh-universal appeal, Milanesa steak crops up across Latin America, from Uruguay to Mexico, where you’ll encounter the dish as Milanesa de res<\/em> or Milanesa de carne.<\/em> There are dozens of variations on Milanesa starring everything from chicken to pork, fish and eggplant.<\/p>\n

Milanesa Steak Ingredients<\/h2>\n

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