In the culinary arts the term cutlet is used to refer to a boneless thin cut of meat, chicken, veal, pork or lamb that cooks very quickly and is usually pan fried. Most cutlets are made by pounding the meat until there’s even thinness and are often dusted with flour or coated in egg and breadcrumbs before frying.
Cutlets maybe simmered in a sauce, broiled or roasted although these methods are not as common. Beef cutlets made with ground beef marinated with ginger, garlic and other spices make an excellent starter for lunch or dinner when you have company coming over.