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In this short instructional video, the host from Orazio Food Experience demonstrates how to make crispy‑outside, juicy‑inside Portobello cutlets. He starts by cleaning and trimming four Portobello caps, noting that stems and cut‑offs can be saved for a pasta cream. The caps are pre‑cooked in a hot pan with a drizzle of oil—five minutes on the gill side and two minutes on the opposite side—then salted on the gill side and set on paper to cool. Breadcrumbs are flavored with porcini powder and grated Parmesan. Once the caps are dry, they are dredged in flour, dipped in egg, and coated with the seasoned breadcrumbs. The cutlets are fried in peanut oil at 170 °C for about three minutes per side until golden. After a brief rest, they are finished with lemon zest and served, described as “croccanti fuori, carnose dentro.” The host adds a brief wine‑pairing tip and points viewers to the full recipe on his YouTube channel.










