
🇵🇱 PolandCatalog recipe
A golden breaded pork cutlet, pounded thin and fried in butter — the Sunday dinner of every Polish childhood.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. On the table in 30 minutes.
For 4 servings.
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Place each chop between sheets of plastic wrap and pound to about 7 mm thick; season both sides with salt and pepper.
💡 Thin and even beats thick and juicy-looking — the cutlet cooks in minutes and stays tender.
Set up three bowls: flour, beaten egg, breadcrumbs. Coat each cutlet in that order, pressing the crumbs on gently.
Heat the oil with the butter in a wide pan over medium heat until the butter foams.
💡 The butter is for flavor, the oil keeps it from burning — use both.
Fry the cutlets 3 minutes per side until deep golden, working in two batches if needed.
Drain briefly on paper towels and serve at once with lemon wedges.
The schabowy took its place at the center of the Polish Sunday table in the 19th century and never left. Served with mashed potatoes and mizeria or braised cabbage, it remains the dish Poles abroad say they miss first.
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