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Old 01-25-2004, 11:01 PM   #1  
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a chicken cutlet and a chicken breast ?? Size ??? Like Chicken Fingers ??? What's the difference in the carb coount ??? ............. use to cooking the basics so when I was reading through the recipes, I realized the only cutlets I had ever heard of were Turkey.

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Old 01-26-2004, 12:25 AM   #2  
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I think cutlets are pre-tenderized. Not that chicken needs tenderizing, but sometimes you can buy them all flattened out ready to dredge in flour or crumbs or roll up with a filling. Probably costs a bit more because it saves you the trouble but really, how hard is it to put a chicken breast between two pieces of plastic wrap and whack it a few times with a heavy object?
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aaaaaaaaaah HA !!!, lol

Knew it had to be something like that they do say no question is a dumb question,...lol
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Old 01-26-2004, 08:18 AM   #4  
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Linda, you kill me heavy object anyone? I've got a few things around here that could use a little pounding :P
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I'm not quite sure but I think a cutlet is just the skinless chicken breast that has been sliced to make it thiner ....no different in carb count ....which I think is zero ...a number I like a lot
As for pounding with a heavy object ....boy do I have a ton of diet books that could be used !!!!!
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actually, I thought the cutlet was a breast half without the bone........
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Old 01-27-2004, 09:57 PM   #7  
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You all are great ......I thought it was thin strips like fingers , but if any chicken plain is 0 carbs, who cares..lol
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Heck Who Knows ...I'll have to remember to ask the guy behind the meat counter when I grocery shop ...he already thinks I'm nuts <heehee>
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Just my two cents worth......a chicken cutlet (patty) is processed chicken meat and pressed into a shape (like a chop) and breaded. Think of it like a giant chicken nugget. A chicken breast is just that.....pure meat from the breast of a chicken....no processing, pure meat, no filler and not breaded. I don't have access to the fitday program, but I would think there would be a HUGE difference between the two.
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I don't know ...... I always thought of what you described as a chicken patty ... I used to make chicken parmasan (sp) with it. I know you can buy Turkey Cutlets and they are breast meat that is sliced...so I assumed that a chicken cutlet was the same thing.
The chicken patty thing is a big NO NO ....I don't even want to know what the carbs are in one of them things. I guess the only answer is ask the guy behind the meat counter and if it's breaded RUN !
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The butcher at my grocery store said that a cutlet is simply a boneless piece of chicken breast.....who knows though, he hardly looked old enough to legally operate a slicer
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I think ...in spite of his not advanced years your butcher might be right. If I get to the grocery store tomorrow I'll ask ....My butcher (even though he thinks I'm nuts) has a great many years on him .....so we will see
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WOW !! The great Chicken Debate,...lol

Well I went to the store, they did have chicken cutlets in a pkg,...it looked like a thinner version of a chicken breast and then cut into very thin strips ( like you would use in Stir Fry ).....and it was 3x's the price of what you could do yourself w/ some breasts.

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Just goes to show where a simple question can lead <hee hee> actually it's been fun.
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