To differentiate schnitzel from chicken cutlets, you need to cut the cutlets thinner and then use a rolling pin (I like this French one) to make it as flat as possible. I put my chicken between two sheets of parchment paper and place it on a cutting board. Flatten all your chicken. Then set up a little assembly line with your beaten eggs, Passover gluten free pretzel crumbs and something to place your chicken on.
Dip your chicken breast in the eggs, then dip in the pretzel crumbs and coat thoroughly. If it looks too thin, dip it again. Place each piece of chicken on your parchment paper. Then you can fry your chicken schnitzel until it's cooked though. Place your schnitzel on a piece of paper towel to make sure any oil is soaked up.
Serve! Schnitzel is great with salad, rice, pasta - really, anything!