Pound it as thin as possible. A dash of salt, black pepper and paprika. Bread it by dredging in flour, then eggs, then bread crumbs. Add half oil and half butter to a skillet (better yet is clarified butter - with the milk solids and water removed leaving just the butterfat). Preheat the skillet and fry.
Serve with a piece of lemon. Variants are "Jaeger Schnitzel" with a creamy mushroom sauce with thick chunks of bacon; "Zigeuner Schnitzel" with a creamy bell pepper sauce;...the list goes on and on.
I usually make one in the oven rather than fry them :P They're healthier that way.
And a cool Italian variant is called the Neapolitan (I think I spelled it right?) you add chhese, a slice of tomato and a slice of ham on top! It's like a schnitzza (schnitzel pizza)
Mmmmm... Schniiiiiiitzel... *drools*
ReplyDeleteBut... no recipe?
ReplyDeleteIt's easy...veal is the best, but pork will do.
ReplyDeletePound it as thin as possible. A dash of salt, black pepper and paprika. Bread it by dredging in flour, then eggs, then bread crumbs. Add half oil and half butter to a skillet (better yet is clarified butter - with the milk solids and water removed leaving just the butterfat). Preheat the skillet and fry.
Serve with a piece of lemon. Variants are "Jaeger Schnitzel" with a creamy mushroom sauce with thick chunks of bacon; "Zigeuner Schnitzel" with a creamy bell pepper sauce;...the list goes on and on.
I usually make one in the oven rather than fry them :P
ReplyDeleteThey're healthier that way.
And a cool Italian variant is called the Neapolitan (I think I spelled it right?) you add chhese, a slice of tomato and a slice of ham on top!
It's like a schnitzza (schnitzel pizza)
Patience and Schnitzel? Thats all? Must be a boring country.
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