Schnitzel night

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JC in GB

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Haven't made schnitzels for quite a while.

I made a bunch of schnitzels and served it with a mushroom and onion gravy and stuffed mushrooms.

I used the standard 3 station breading method.

They turned out very nice. Brought me back to my military days in Germany...

I wish I was a better photographer... >_<

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These look great. We have a German restaurant here in S.C. that makes schnitzel. They start with a think cut pork chop and beat it out flat. Usually the size of a dinner plate. Yum!!!
 
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I did... Now what??!?!?!

Start over, I guess :)

Here's the one we make with schnitzel and also the spätzle recipe we use.

 
Start over, I guess :)

Here's the one we make with schnitzel and also the spätzle recipe we use.


Very nice. Thanks for the links. I may give one or more of those a try next time round.

JC :emoji_cat:
 
Looks great! LIKE. Can't get the family into schnitzel but not giving up on it. I like german potato salad with it but not that picky.
 
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Thanks for the like JC in GB it is appreciated.
My grandmother use to make breaded pork chops though. She fried them in hot oil in the fry pan.

Warren
 
That looks killer. Nice job! I wish mine looked like that! Care to share any pointers?
I use the classic three bowl breeding method. I keep the oil at least half way up the meat and turn periodically to prevent the breading from getting too dark.
 
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That looks killer. Nice job! I wish mine looked like that! Care to share any pointers?
That looks killer. Nice job! I wish mine looked like that! Care to share any pointers?
Sure....season the flour well....in my egg dip i use one tablespoon of milk or cream per egg and a pinch of salt.....I make my own breadcrumbs. Once I tried that I never went back to store bought.
 
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