Under willows in the genteel outdoor garden, the breaded veal and fried potatoes were my madeleine.

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With small cubes of veal, two centimeters by two by two, breaded on all six sides.

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Katsu is a Japanese staple, a breaded, deep-fried cutlet, though usually made of pork and not the Meat-That-Dare-Not-Speak-Its-Name.

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Anderson has announced that it will start frying its french fries and breaded chicken in a non-hydrogenated oil.

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He came from a small Norwegian farm in Iowa, the land of butter-sculptures and the breaded tenderloin sandwich.

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For his final Slow Food Fast contribution, Mr. Stryjewski shares a recipe for "paneed" (meaning breaded and shallow-fried) rabbit legs.

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Start with jamon croquettes served with a smoky chipotle essence which offers a nippy counterpoint to the perfectly breaded croquette.

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"Milanese" literally, in the style of Milan, where this dish originates is the Italian term for food that is breaded and shallow-fried.

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"Let's see, we have breaded wings, breaded chicken, breaded potatoes, " Krause says.

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Then she breaded it in flour, eggs and breadcrumbs.

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Arriving for dinner on an autumn night, I'd been looking forward to tucking into a nice cotoletta alla Milanese, the breaded veal chop that's one of that city's classic dishes, and was crestfallen to see a menu emblazoned with the slogan "Alta Cucina Naturale" ("Natural Haute Cuisine").

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