How do you say "alla Milanese" in Italian?

‘Alla Milanese’ means ‘in the style of Milan’. It often refers to food that is coated with a mixture of bread crumbs and parmesan, and fried in butter, but it can also be a general reference to an undefined dish.

• Risotto alla Milanese – risotto in the style of Milan
• asparagi alla Milanese – asparagus in the style of Milan (asparagus served with a fried egg)

In French cuisine, à la Milanaise is more specific – it has two particular meanings – please follow the link for more information.

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