This section is from the book "Cooking For Profit", by Jessup Whitehead. Also available from Amazon: Cooking for Profit.
The slices must be thin ana or a choice cut to look well; scraps and fragments, will make other dishes; the leg or best meat of the loin and ribs will make escalopes.
Cut like small thin steaks about half as large as the palm of the hand, season with a dredging of spiced salt, or with salt and pepper only, egg and bread them in cracker meal, lay in a buttered pan, moisten with oil, clear butter or fresh roast meat fat; brown them handsomely in the oven. Place a spoonful of sauce in the individual dish, the veal in that and ornament with either fried bread in fancy form or pastry leaves or lemon.
 
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