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Cutlet

In cuisine, cutlet (derived from French côtelette, côte, 'rib') refers to:

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Cutlet

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples83
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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Cutlet

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related to Russian cuisine · 10
Cutlet → Anastas Mikoyan, Bread, Colloquially, In, It, Mikoyan, Russian, Soviet, USSR, When
related to American and Canadian cuisines · 8
Cutlet → American, Canadian, English-language, Europe, From, More, The, Then
related to Iranian cuisine · 8
Cutlet → In Iran, Instagram, Iran, IRGC, Islamic Republic, It, Persian, Some
related to Italian cuisine · 8
Cutlet → French, It, Italian, Milan, Milanese, Napoleonic, The, Wiener
related to Japanese cuisine · 8
Cutlet → Dishes, In Japanese, Japan, Katsukarē, Nemuro-style, The, The Japanese, Tonkatsu
related to Australian cuisine · 7
Cutlet → Amongst, Australian, Australians, Both, Chicken, Cutlets, Italian
related to Hong Kong cuisine · 7
Cutlet → British, Hong Kong, In Hong Kong, It, Seafood, Veal, Western
related to Indian cuisine · 7
Cutlet → Chicken, In Indian, India, Indian, Kolkata, The, This
related to French cuisine · 6
Cutlet → Another, Côtelette, Côtelette Menon, In France, Salpicons, These
related to British cuisine · 3
Cutlet → If, In British, Lamb

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Important terminology

chicken fried cutlets pork meat usually cuisine also bread kotleta potatoes kotlet breadcrumbs veal served mashed made known fish schnitzel

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cutletis aCôtelette Menon or Côtelette révolution which is a veal cutlet covered in bread crumbs and fried in butter0.90text
Cutletis aelaborated version of minced poultry kotleta covered with breadcrumbs or small croutons0.90text
shrimp or scallop that is battered or breadedinstance ofSeafood0.80text
deep fried can also be known as 'cutlet' in Hong Konginstance ofSeafood0.80text
aloo tikkiinstance ofThis should not be confused with grilled patties0.80text
in the case of a doctor who posted a picture of a cutlet on Instagraminstance ofand has led to arrests0.80text
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesFrom0.60section
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesEnglish-language0.60section
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesThen0.60section
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesMore0.60section
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesAmerican0.60section
Cutletrelated to American and Canadian cuisinesCanadian0.60section

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