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    My bride has a post implant with a protective cap in her jaw and can only chew on one side till they finish the tooth replacement. She is getting very bored with her meals, not much I can do. I don't know if any of you do this but I buy Pork Shoulders or Boston Butts and cut my pork chops out of that. If you do you will never eat center cut loin chops again. The flavor is so much better, why that is the main pork BBQ cut.

    Schweineschnitzel is a Pork Schnitzel, my bride is German so this got her interest up.

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    To start you pound the pork chop within a inch of it's life till very thin. Usually you use the smooth part of the mallet but.........I needed it very tenderized, easy to chew. Seasoned with Sea Salt & Restaurant Black Pepper only.

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    The traditional crusting is well dredged in the AP Flour, dipped in a well beaten egg wash, then just dropped into the bread crumbs (do not press your cutlet in the bread crumbs) give it a shake, flip and shake again. Right out of the bread crumbs and into a hot iron skillet or flattop. The Bread crumbs here is 1/2 Panko & 1/2 Garlic & Herb Progresso.

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    I fresh squeeze our Meyer Lemons and freeze the juice in Whisky Ice Cube Trays. Makes a 1-1/2in cube, afterwards I vacuum pack and freeze for later use. Here for speed I bought sliced Button Mushrooms, lot's to do today.

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    After frying I drain on wire as y'all have seen before. The parchment keeps me from washing the pan, for some reason it's always rusted in the rolled edge.

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    The seasonings Line Up.

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    Now things happened very fast so I couldn't stop and take pictures. I have 2 pats of unsalted butter, 2 tablespoons of Avocado oil, & 2 tablespoons of a very fine Greek Olive oil - cold pressed in the Mushroom pan. The heat is way up. I'm looking to brown the mushrooms while evaporating all the water they give off.

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    I mixed a teaspoon of Arrowroot in chilled water and had ready to thicken the Lemon Mushroom sauce when finished.

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    This is where things got moving so I don't have photos of the first two Schnitzels cooked, they are already in the warmer. More unsalted butter and Avocado oil in the large skillet to cook the Schweineschnitzel. The mushrooms got a 1/2 cup shot of Chardonnay to deglaze, 2 tablespoons of Garlic & Herb seasoning (I was out of fresh garlic), 4 tablespoons Lemon juice, 1 teaspoon dried parsley & oregano, and after the wine reduced 3/4 cup of Chicken Stock. After the Chicken Stock reduced about half the mushrooms are giving a bit of water in went the Arrowroot and I simmered to thicken. Salt & Pepper was last. The cutlet was cooked hot & fast so the outside was crunchy but tender and the pork about 160 degrees in the center.

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    My plate has a Jethro serving of Idaho Instant Mashed Potatoes down first then the Schweineschnitzel on top then covered with the Lemon Mushroom Sauce.

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    I had to get a shot of my brides plate since it looks so well & together. I eat way to much to start out with such a short portion.
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    Wow that looks good. Great job as usual John.


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    All that delicious work and you went with instant potatoes?

    That looks amazingly delicious.............except that mushrooms are ALWAYS optional (on my plate at least; my wife and daughter love them!).

    You have quite the talent there, sir.
    Yes, I was talking to myself; sometimes even I have to ask for expert advice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 6poundtest View Post
    All that delicious work and you went with instant potatoes?

    That looks amazingly delicious.............except that mushrooms are ALWAYS optional (on my plate at least; my wife and daughter love them!).

    You have quite the talent there, sir.
    Thank you, I was Racking wine at 5:30am this morning and quit at almost 7pm working today but if I had all day to cook I would still use the instant potatoes if the Idaho brand. Just a little doctoring and 5 minutes you will quit peeling potatoes too. I know, but they are fantastic & FAST! I've made fried loaded mashed potato cakes with them too, you can't tell instant from fresh. Try some, add salted butter & heavy cream, beat with a hand mixer a bit.
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    I had to look. The pork and potatoes look good.
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    Man them look good. I need to make me some. John, your Wife being German, Has she made you Rolladen??? One of Ms Joyces favorite dishes. Mine is Jeager Schnitzel...with either Potatoes or Spaetzle and the Jeager sauce over them. For those who don't know, Jeager Sauce is translated to Hunters gravy, a pork, mushroom gravy...Yum, Yum.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesdean View Post
    Man them look good. I need to make me some. John, your Wife being German, Has she made you Rolladen??? One of Ms Joyces favorite dishes. Mine is Jeager Schnitzel...with either Potatoes or Spaetzle and the Jeager sauce over them. For those who don't know, Jeager Sauce is translated to Hunters gravy, a pork, mushroom gravy...Yum, Yum.
    No she has not. She doesn't cook much outside of our American Cuisine. I looked it up and the recipes look fantastic. The Jaeger-Schnitzel was one of my favorites too. I did the Lemon-Mushroom sauce to brighten the meal a bit, it's still hot here. I think once the cold fronts start rolling in a meal of Rouladen will be posted up.
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    First time I made the Rolladen for Ms Joyce, she thought I was nuts putting a pickle wedge in it, Till she tasted it. Delicious...

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    I’m officially fatter after reading. Schnitzel was my favorite meal during my two tours in Germany paired with Dunkelweiss. Oh and I can’t forget the fresh brochen to clean the plate with afterwards. Thanks for sharing your recipe with us.
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    Yes sir...Always went to the Cantine for at least two Schnitzel Sandwiches, and a few Stuttgarter Hofbrau's to wash it down with...Thank you John for stirring the pot of memories...
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