Classic Fried Chicken Cutlets Recipe

12 lbs. tender, juicy organic chicken breasts

Approx. 5 lbs. of premium chicken breast strips

Approx. 3-lb. pack of succulent and juicy chicken breasts ― portioned in three 1-lb. pouches

15 lbs. of tender, juicy premium chicken breasts — 60 servings total

Approx. 3-lb. pack of meaty and delicious boneless thighs ― portioned into three 1-lb. pouches

1.38-lb. bag of gluten-free and organic chicken breast nuggets

4 packs of crispy and delicious uncured, no-sugar-added, fruitwood-smoked bacon

Approx. 5-lb. low-sodium fully cooked boneless turkey breast roast

12 lbs. tender, juicy organic chicken breasts

Approx 1.25-lb. mild, slightly sweet uncured ham

15 lbs. of tender, juicy premium chicken breasts — 60 servings total

4 packs of crispy and delicious uncured, no-sugar-added, fruitwood-smoked bacon

15 lbs. of tender, juicy premium chicken breasts — 60 servings total

Approx. 3-lb. pack of tender, juicy organic chicken breasts ― portioned into three 1-lb. pouches

Three 22-oz. bags of air fryer-ready, seasoned wings: spicy, roasted and lemon pepper

1.38-lb. bag of gluten-free and organic chicken breast nuggets

When you know how to fry a good piece of chicken cutlet, the possibilities are endless. Some tips you should keep in mind? Set the oil-filled pan over medium high heat and wait for the oil to reach the desired temp before adding chicken. If chicken is added before the oil sizzles, chicken will become soggy. If chicken is cooked in oil that is too hot, the outside will overcook, while the middle will remain raw. To test oil, lightly flick water-soaked fingers over the pan: If oil sizzles and crackles, it is ready. If the oil violently pops, it’s too hot and heat should be turned down and allowed to cool for five minutes. Another tip: If frying a large batch and oil begins to blacken, switch it out, as burnt oil can affect the taste.