pork schnitzel


 
Thank YOU for the kind comments.

Arwin/Stefan: We always(in the past) coated them in flour-->Eggwash-->Bread crumbs. And fry em in alot of butter in a pan. And this was the first time trying it on the grill. I still wanted the butter flavour/even browning on them thats when i thought of the butter wash. But you could brush em with butter or even better spray it on for an more even browning.

Steven: Well a good schnitzel in the motherland Germany is hard to beat!

Scotty: The third pic is the first one with the cream(40% fat)/soy/salt/pepper/startch added. Dident wanna stir it before the shot. Thats why the uneven color i guess. There is nothing more to the sauce/gravy then what i listed. The shrooms was on maby 40 min,But the grill was almost cold when i put em on. So an actuall time till they are ready for the rest of the ingrediants is hard to tell...But a guess is 20 min @ 350/400f. Only some butter salt/pepper on the shrooms....Oh and some parsley was added when the sauce was on the plate. Easy - But Tasty! Try it.
 
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Well, doesn't look like the first time! And somehow I think it's not gonna be the last time
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Wolgast, While I was TDY in the USAF way back in 1977 to Frankfurt Germany, The People, Food (AND BEER and other things) all blew me away. I came back to the swamp land and have really missed it over the years. None to be found around here.

Going to visit # 1 Daughter soon in St. Louis. I've heard there is some fine schnitzel there.

I hope they can come close to what you have posted Sir.
 

 

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