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L's Easy Schnitzel
Sigrun @sigrun
The name Wiener Schnitzel (as spelled in the German language ) means a cutting of meat .
The name itself means cutting of meat from Vienna (Austrias capital) .
Traditionally prepared Wiener Schnitzel is a thin rather large piece of veal. The veal is rolled in flour , next in egg and breadcrumbs. It us fried until golden brown.
I am German and in Germany at least where I come from and was born Wiener Schnitzel is made with veal and as stated
However other Schnitzel are made with pork , chicken or turkey these are normaly served with different sauces, mushroom, bell pepper , sweet and sour or other variations.
I have not seen a schnitzel made with dark or red meat .
Hope this helps. :-) :positive
The name itself means cutting of meat from Vienna (Austrias capital) .
Traditionally prepared Wiener Schnitzel is a thin rather large piece of veal. The veal is rolled in flour , next in egg and breadcrumbs. It us fried until golden brown.
I am German and in Germany at least where I come from and was born Wiener Schnitzel is made with veal and as stated
However other Schnitzel are made with pork , chicken or turkey these are normaly served with different sauces, mushroom, bell pepper , sweet and sour or other variations.
I have not seen a schnitzel made with dark or red meat .
Hope this helps. :-) :positive
Bertthenoobcook @cook_2734625
Sorry to disappoint you guys but Wiener Schnitzel is NOT German. As a big hint you can take the word Wien which is the German word for Vienna - the capital city of Austria.
I'm from Austria btw
I'm from Austria btw
Isca @cook_2834833
I use thinly sliced pork, and crumbled Ritz crackers instead if bread crumbs. DELISH! A family fave.
bettyanne @cook_3119011
You are both wrong. Schnitzel is the method they used in Weiner Schnitzel, Germany. It can be made with any meat.
Michelle Heitman-Forbes @JinxedLupiePrincess
I've been looking for an easy Schnitzel recipe to make with turkey cutlets...the way our household made growing up...couldn't remember all the ingredients thanx! P.s. I'm half German yes it can be made with any meat :positive
mike.schumacher.7547 @cook_3630774
Tried the recipe and turned out great. A few tweeks, pound chicken breast (or pork) and added butter to oil.
tigerseye89 @cook_3912536
made this for my husband. it was delish! the breading had perfect flavor!
