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…wax paper. Pound with a flat mallet until very thin (¼ inch). Mix pepper, salt, and flour together. Dredge chicken with seasoned flour to coat. (Shaking the chicken and seasoned flour in a plastic bag can accomplish this quickly.) Heat oil in a heavy skillet, and brown chicken on both sides over medium…
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