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Crisp golden breadcrumb crust wrapped around a thin pounded pork cutlet, finished with a squeeze of lemon and a side of warm potato salad β Bavaria's Sunday standby.
For 4 servings.
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Pound each cutlet between plastic wrap to an even 5mm thickness.
π‘ Even thickness is what cooks the meat through at the same rate the crust turns gold.
Season the cutlets, then set up three dishes: flour, beaten egg, breadcrumbs.
Dredge each cutlet through flour, then egg, then breadcrumbs, pressing gently so the crumb clings but stays loose rather than packed on.
Heat butter and oil together in a wide skillet until foaming.
Fry the cutlets 3β4 minutes per side, tilting the pan and spooning hot fat over the top, until deep gold all over.
π‘ Basting with the fat as it fries is what gives the crust its classic wavy puff.
Drain briefly on paper towel and serve at once with a lemon wedge.
Vienna's veal schnitzel crossed into Bavaria generations ago, and pork became the everyday version once veal proved too dear for a weeknight. German menus still call it 'Wiener Art' β Vienna style β to credit the original while using the cheaper cut. It anchors lunch counters (Mittagstisch) nationwide and is one of the first dishes home cooks learn.
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