I cook schnitzel at home a couple of times a month and wanted to share a secret I learned. Our local grocery stores here in Colorado Springs sell pork cutlets that have been "cubed".
It's the same preparation they do for cubed steak. I find that it saves me a lot of time and effort to buy these cutlets cubed as I don't have to worry about pounding them out.
I then spice them with salt and pepper, dip them in milk, then coat them in flour. I put them in the fride for 15 minutes, then I dip them in egg and dredge in a breadcrumbs I get from our local German deli. It makes a wonderful schnitzel.
As with everything in Germany, the area you are in determines the style of food you get. This is the kind of schnitzel we got in Rheinland-Pfalz. The schnitzels I got in Bayern were completely different |