The key to schnitzel that stays crispy for hours lies in controlling moisture, frying at the right temperature, and letting ...

Granny's German Schnitzel Recipe has been passed down for generations. Use this same method for pork schnitzel, veal ...

When I get asked what my favorite venison recipe is, it’s tough to come up with just one answer. There are so many amazing cuts and ways to cook venison, I can’t pick between them all. However, one of ...

It takes only five minutes to cook pork cutlets into perfect schnitzel. A crisp and bright salad of cucumbers with dill and yogurt is a perfect accompaniment to the meal, which has only a handful of ...

Cave-like and cool, The New Schnitzel House pays playful homage to the classic German restaurant that came before it. Residing in the original Schnitzel Haus, a neighborhood staple that served German ...

Wolfgang Puck of Los Angeles' Spago makes his schnitzel by deep-frying cutlets of Kurobuta pork, a deeply marbled heritage meat imported from Japan. At home, opt for boneless pork chops from the ...

Most cultures have a glorious take on breaded and fried meat. For Germans and Austrians, it’s schnitzel. The basic recipe calls for a cutlet of veal, pork or chicken to be pounded thin, breaded, and ...

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