WIENER SCHNITZEL

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My husband's family came from Germany and Austria and this wonderful recipe came with them. It has been a holiday tradition to cook wiener schnitzel for all the years I have been married (48 years). This recipe will feed a crowd and by the showing of appreciation from your guest's, you won't mind doing it again for years to...

Provided by Joan Rehfeldt

Categories     Beef

Time 1h45m

Number Of Ingredients 8

5 lb thin sliced sirloin tip beef
2 to 3 box bread or panko bread crumbs
2 to 3 c flour
6 beaten eggs
3/4 c milk
vegetable oil for frying
fresh lemon's for garnish and juice
salt and pepper

Steps:

  • 1. Season meat with salt and pepper....Get an assembline going with a bowl of flour~~ a bowl of beaten eggs and milk and a bowl of bread crumbs. After seasoning meat, drench in flour then drench in egg and milk mixture then cover with bread crumbs~~Continue this process until all meat is finished. Put about 2 inches of oil into a pan and get it hot. Begin the frying process until the meats gets golden brown. Drain on paper towels or dish cloth. * I usually have 2 pans going at the same time to save time and keep meat covered in a large turkey pan. This recipe takes a little time but it is well worth it and will keep the family coming back to your home for years to come. Garnish with lemon's or lemon juice.
  • 2. *The tradition goes~~~~After frying the meat, We also fry potato slices in the oil the meat was cooked in~~~This is not a healthy idea but it sure does taste good.

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