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Jaegerschnitzel

Crispy schnitzel with mushroom and sour cream gravy

 

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Ingredients:

4 ( 4-5 oz). slices of Pork Loin,

Basic Schnitzel preparation

1 Cup onion or Shallot
( finely chopped)
1 lbs fresh mushrooms, sliced,

any variety of mushroom works well.
3 clove garlic,
finely chopped
2 tsp. paprika
1 /2 teaspoon of dried thyme,
or 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme
2 tablespoons flour
1/2 cup dry red wine
1/2 Cup sour cream
(you can use non fat sour cream to reduce calories)
1 Cup of Beef or Chicken stock


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First Prepare the Schnitzel
Slice and and shaping instructions here

 

Bread the Schnitzel
3 step method here

 

Slice the onions, mushrooms and garlic and place on a plate.

 

 

Saute onions with the garlic in oil or oil and butter mixed till tender.
Add the mushrooms and cook till mushrooms are tender.

Add the flour, thyme and paprika and cook for 2 minutes to cook flour.

Add the wine and stock and cook for a minute till thickened.

Turn off the skillet for a minute and let the sauce cool just below simmer.
Add the sour cream and blend, and simmer for 5 minutes.

Fry the Jaegerschnitzel in a pan on a flattop, with some cooking oil.

 

A little underneath and a little on top, dress the Schnitzel with sauce.

Excellent with roasted potato, Spaetzle, Dumplings or noodles.

also Rotkohl

(Sweet and Sour Red Cabbage)

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(Buffalo wing style Schnitzel)

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