• Troublehelix
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    147 months ago

    I’ll never understand this typically German thing of soaking a nice crispy breading with Sauce. But, guten Appetit anyway ;)

    • @Blue_Morpho
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      117 months ago

      The sauce should be thick so it doesn’t immediately soak. The meal needs to be eaten fresh.

      It’s no different than dipping sauce on fried ragoons, pakora, samosa, etc.

    • @[email protected]
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      47 months ago

      Im partial to just a bit of lemon myself. That sauce looks like it could be nice but put it on the side and preserve the crisp!

  • @ben_dover
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    97 months ago

    stop putting sauce on schnitzel you savages

  • THCDenton
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    67 months ago

    That’s a good lookin plate of food

  • @[email protected]
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    27 months ago

    as someone from austria this has to be against the geneva convention, im sure they have a paragraph in there somewhere

  • @ceiphas
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    27 months ago

    It’s called Jägerschnitzel in west germany.

    • @[email protected]
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      137 months ago

      Jägerschnitzel ist a bit different:

      • Non-breaded meat
      • Cream based sauce (no mustard)
      • Mushrooms in the sauce
      • @Schmuppes
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        77 months ago

        Non-breaded? Don’t think so.

        • @[email protected]
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          57 months ago

          Originally? Yes, it’s non-breaded. People (including Germans) seem to think that a Schnitzel has to be breaded.

          This is probably because of Wiener Schnitzel but traditionally there are a lot of unbreaded Schnitzel

  • @SmoothIsFastOP
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    17 months ago

    For all those wondering, it was still crispy when I ate it, and the sauce was delicious. Also those are pickled red onions on the side.