What is Schnitzel?

Schnitzel is a food in Austrian cuisine, consisting of escalaop or thinned, boneless piece of meat that is covered and fried. It is often called wienerschnitzel, which means "Viennese Schnitzel". In Germany, food can be called wienerschnitzel only if it is made of veal and covered with breadcrumbs. There are other regional versions of food, some of which include filling meat, such as mushrooms and onions than wrapped and fried. It is commonly served with lemon slice and cranberry or lingonberry sauce and potatoes on the side. The earliest documentation of the bowl in Austria is in the mid -19th century, but could be served before. Many different cultures have traditional food similar to schnitzel.

Schnitzel, such as Italian cotoletta, a veneer, but sometimes it is made today from pork. In addition to Austria, there are also common chicken and beef drying. The food version is common throughout Central and South America, where it is usually produced with beefand called Milanese or Milanesa. The surrounded chop can also be served on a sandwich, sometimes fried with fried egg. The chicken fried steak, a bowl of the American South, is probably a version of Schnitzel originating from German and Austrian immigrants in Texas.

in Iran and Israel is a popular version of food made of chicken breast. Ashkenazi Jews who moved to Israel brought food with them from Europe, but veal was not available in the first days of Israel, so a chicken or Turkey was replaced. Pork is not in Israel because of its non -osher state.

in Australia, a bowl version made of beef, Kolokvielly called Schnitter, is a popular pub. Food is also consumed in Scandinavian countries, where capers and anchovy are usually served. Some interesting variations on Schnitzel include the Bulgarian version that uses the ground veal insteadMeat, and the Romanian mosaic of şníel, made with a vegetable full layer between two different types of meat. Cordon Bleu, made of thin veal or chicken chop filled with ham and cheese, is a popular variation around the world.