Name: German Schnitzels
Ingredients: Wienerschnitzel: Marinate 6 pounded cutlets in lemon juice for 30; min; sprinkle with salt. Place a cup of flour on a plate or a piece; of waxed paper; beat 2 eggs in 2 Tbsp cold water and optionally; beat in 2 Tbsp salad oil for a more secure and crispier breading.; Have a cup of fine dry breadcrumbs ready in a plate or on a piece; of waxed paper. Dip the cutlets lightly into flour, then the egg; mix. Let the excess egg drip off, then dredge in the crumbs. Let; stand 15-30 min. Heat enough fat in a large skillet for the cutlets; to swim. do not crowd them. Put schnitzels in the pan only when; the fat is very hot. fry on the first side until golden brown.; Turn with a spatula; do not pierce with a fork. Fry another 4-6; min until golden brown. Hold in a 250-275 oven until the rest are; done.

German Schnitzels

Ingredients

Wienerschnitzel: Marinate 6 pounded cutlets in lemon juice for 30
min; sprinkle with salt. Place a cup of flour on a plate or a piece
of waxed paper; beat 2 eggs in 2 Tbsp cold water and optionally
beat in 2 Tbsp salad oil for a more secure and crispier breading.
Have a cup of fine dry breadcrumbs ready in a plate or on a piece
of waxed paper. Dip the cutlets lightly into flour, then the egg
mix. Let the excess egg drip off, then dredge in the crumbs. Let
stand 15-30 min. Heat enough fat in a large skillet for the cutlets
to swim. do not crowd them. Put schnitzels in the pan only when
the fat is very hot. fry on the first side until golden brown.
Turn with a spatula; do not pierce with a fork. Fry another 4-6
min until golden brown. Hold in a 250-275 oven until the rest are
done.

Instructions

Schnitzel a la Holstein: Garnish wienerschnitzel with a fried egg, two anchovy fillets and a sprinkling of well drained capers. Cheese schnitzel: Use 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese and 1/2 cup crumbs instead of 1 cup crumbs. Garnish the finished schnitzels with paprika and a paper thin slice of lemon. Naturschnitzel: Take pounded cutlets 1/4" thick, salt and dredge one side only with flour. Brown unfloured side first, then the floured side. Make a sauce as follows: stir 2 Tbsp butter into the pan juices; when bubbling add 1/2 cup beef or veal stock- simmer and scrape pan residues into the sauce with a wooden spoon. Flavor with salt, pepper and lemon juice. Pour the reduced sauce over the schnitzels. Almond schnitzel: Dip cutlets into sour cream, then flour, then egg wash, then grated blanched almonds instead of breadcrumbs. Hunter's schnitzel: Cut schnitzels in half after pounding, sprinkle with salt and pepper and saute in bacon fat. Remove meat and saute chopped carrot, onion and parsley [and optionally celery and mushrooms as well] until soft. Return veal to the pan, add a Tbsp butter and when it bubbles stir in 2 Tbsp flour. Stir and cook 5 min. Pour 1 cup white wine into the pan, cover and simmer 15 min or until veal is tender. Season sauce to taste; place schnitzels on serving platter and top with vegetables and sauce. Cream schnitzel: Cut salted and peppered pounded cutlets into 2"x3" pieces. Brown both sides in butter and remove from pan. pour 1/2 cup water into pan, scraping pan residues into it with a wooden spoon. Blend 1 Tbsp flour into 1/2 cup sour cream and stir that into the water. Return schnitzels to the sauce, cover and simmer 5-10 min until meat is tender. Season sauce with beef extract and lemon juice. Swabian schnitzel: Make cream schnitzel with twice the sauce and serve over a mound of hot noodles or Spatzle. Paprikaschnitzel: Follow recipe for cream schnitzel but sprinkle cutlets with paprika before browning and stir 1-2 tsp paprika into the sour cream sauce. Mince a small onion and saute it in a little butter until soft and add to the fried veal before cooking it again in the sour cream sauce.